MSH | September 30, 2010
Hopefully by now you have all read the files I posted to prep for this topic. If not, you still have a little time before I pick the first passage we’ll look at. I will be posting excerpts during the discussion from Beale and Carson’s (eds) Commentary on the Use of the OT in the [...]
MSH | September 28, 2010
Blogging has been a bit tough lately. This post (like everything else I’m working on presently) is overdue. Some have asked for some comments about the validity of the gap theory – the idea that Genesis 1:1 speaks of the initial creation, while Genesis 1:2 describes the destruction of that creation by some evil cataclysmic [...]
MSH | September 28, 2010
I neglected to post something when the registration deadline for MEMRA expired, but (obviously) it did. For those who might want to go through a Greek and Hebrew grammar with yours truly, the next opportunity to register will be after Thanksgiving. That module will start on January 3.
MSH | September 26, 2010
Pretty cool — read about it here. Here are some excerpts: The British Library said Monday that it was making more than a quarter of its 1,000 volume-strong collection of handwritten Greek texts available online free of charge, something curators there hope will be a boon to historians, biblical scholars and students of classical Greece [...]
MSH | September 20, 2010
Thought I’d post this, even though the content will be familiar to everyone due to my earlier PowerPoint. This past Wednesday I gave a one hour talk at church on Genesis 1. It was the first of a four-part series. The video is below. My topic dealt with the issue of the clauses / syntax [...]
