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Moses - 2/2

bibliophyle wrote 13 hours ago: For the Bible, in sum, Moses is indeed a man apart—apart not only from the people he guides and the … more →

Tags: Ancient Near East, Old Testament, Bible, Christianity, Judaism

A Subtly Ethnocentric Response to Cannibalism

Deane Galbraith wrote 14 hours ago: Might as well begin this blog with some thoughts on cannibalism – as good a topic as any for t … more →

Tags: postcolonialism, Theory, Cannibalism, Don Gardner, ethnocentrism, L. Daniel Hawk, numbers

Moses - 1 / 2

bibliophyle wrote 1 day ago: The text of Exodus 2 (verses 1 and following) is at pains to assign Moses to a genealogy within the … more →

Tags: Ancient Near East, Old Testament, Bible, Christianity, Judaism, Moses

the lost world of genesis one by john walton8 comments

art wrote 1 day ago: John Walton’s latest book, The Lost World of Genesis One: Ancient Cosmology and the Origins D … more →

Tags: Book Review, Christianity, Religion, Old Testament, Genesis, Creation, John Walton, Genesis 1

Dealing with Genesis’ Creation Accounts in the Second Temple Period (Part 2)

Jeffrey García wrote 2 days ago: Cont’d from Part 1 below… The Book of Jubilees, recounting the seven-day creation nar … more →

Tags: Second Temple Period, Early Judaism

Twenty Questions with Brian Webster8 comments

danielandtonya wrote 3 days ago: Brian Webster’s new Hebrew grammar is making lots of noise. We saw Brian present the CD-ROM po … more →

Tags: Pedagogy, technology, Interview, Biblical Languages, 20 questions, brian webster, DTS

Dealing with Genesis' Creation Accounts in the Second Temple Period (Part 1)

Jeffrey García wrote 3 days ago: Creation depicted in the Sistine Chapel A single reading of the two creation accounts quickly makes … more →

Tags: Josephus, Second Temple Period, Early Judaism

Mental Health Break

santitafarella wrote 3 days ago: Samson’s lament: … more →

Tags: 1960s, Bible, delilah and samson, Mental Health Break, Music, Religion, Samson And Delilah, Tom Jones

We are all in the construction business

abell2live wrote 3 days ago: George Bernard Shaw once stated, “God created us in his image and we decided to return the favor.”  … more →

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An Eclectic Hebrew Bible: A Bad Idea? I Think NOT4 comments

Rob Kashow wrote 5 days ago: A few people around blogdom have been commenting on a recent article by H. G. M. Williamson (HT: Eva … more →

Tags: BHS, Dimplomatic Text, Eclectic Text, H. G. M. Williamson, Hebrew, New Testament Textual Criticism, Old Testament Textual Criticism, Textual Criticism

A More 'Techy' Review of the Cambridge Introduction to Biblical Hebrew w/ CD ROM2 comments

Rob Kashow wrote 5 days ago: My colleague, Mike Whitenton over at Ecce Homo, has posted a wonderful compliment to my review of CI … more →

Tags: Hebrew, Brian L. Webster, Hebrew Grammar, Hebrew Syntax, The Cambridge Introduction to Biblical Hebrew with CD-R, Introduction to Hebrew Grammar

Name That Verse (Hint: It's Not Exodus)9 comments

Rob Kashow wrote 6 days ago: בּן־אָדָ֕ם שִׂ֣ים פָּנֶ֔יךָ עַל־פַּרְעֹ֖ה מֶ֣לֶךְ מִצְרָ֑יִם וְהִנָּבֵ֣א עָלָ֔יו וְעַל־מִצְרַ֖יִם כּ … more →

Tags: Hebrew, Pharoah, Egypt

A Quick and Specific Thought on הוא and Markedness9 comments

danielandtonya wrote 1 week ago: Psalm 91.3a – Text and Translation כִּי הוּא יַצִּילְךָ מִפַּח יָקוּשׁ …for he removes y … more →

Tags: Biblical Languages, Linguistics, markedness, word order

"Rigtheousness" (צדקה) in the Second Temple Period... 2 comments

Jeffrey García wrote 1 week ago: L1: Repentance (teshuvah), L2: Prayer (tefilah), L3: Charity (tsedekah). Inscribed Plaque from a for … more →

Tags: DSS, Historical Jesus, New Testament, Rabbinic Era, Second Temple Period, Early Judaism

Five Primary Sources3 comments

anummabrooke wrote 1 week ago: Looks like Kevin is the one who got the ball rolling on this meme. DanielandTonya, while kindly stop … more →

Tags: ANE, Memes, Old Testament, History, Inscriptions

The Many Prophets of Ancient Mari: Public Professor

Dr. Jim wrote 1 week ago: Back in December, Dan Johnson and I started a weekly column in the Lethbridge Herald called “T … more →

Tags: Biblical Scholarship, Public Professor, Ancient Near East, Bible, biblioblog, Ishtar, James Linville, Lethbridge Herald, Marduk

SBL 2009: The Bible Rewritten: Stephen’s Speech and Early Jewish Biblical Interpretation in the Second Temple Period

Jeffrey García wrote 1 week ago: I should have posted this earlier but my SBL proposal was accepted in the Scripture in Early Judaism … more →

Tags: Historical Jesus, Second Temple Period, Rabbinic Era, Josephus, New Testament, Conference, Early Judaism

Run Along and Play Now, That’s a Good Reader

anummabrooke wrote 1 week ago: I’m snowed under with unexpected emails from students and some other urgent tasks. But what can you … more →

Tags: Links, placeholder, Comics, Inscriptions, New Testament

Ancient Manuscript Digitized: Codex Sinaiticus1 comment

Jeffrey García wrote 1 week ago: AP Photo/British Library After a 4 year long project a digitized version of Codex Sinaiticus is avai … more →

Tags: media source, New Testament, Reuters, AP


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