MSH | December 26, 2012
Well, finally back to this. Since it’s been so long, I need to give readers the context of the first and second posts. Review In the first post, I had encouraged readers to keep the following items in mind as they read the essay from the Anchor Bible Dictionary I linked to (and as they read [...]
MSH | December 22, 2012
This episode continues the series on studying the Bible at the word level. The episode utilizes the audio of a short screen capture video that Dr. Heiser created to illustrate a range of exegetical fallacies that amateur researchers frequently commit when doing Greek and Hebrew word studies. For those to whom the term is unfamiliar, an “exegetical [...]
MSH | December 21, 2012
Pretty cool. Over 5,000 high resolution images of the scrolls are now available online. This is an awesome site for scrolls research in general, too. Enjoy! Technorati Tags: dead sea scrolls, digital, images, photographs, Qumran
MSH | December 20, 2012
That’s the subject of the most recent podcast episode of Mark Goodacre’s NT Pod. As Naked Bible readers may know, my own answer is no. Professor Goodacre (Duke University) agrees. Have a listen! Technorati Tags: almah, birth, Jesus, Mary, parthenos, Stavrakopolou, translation, virgin
MSH | December 16, 2012
Just a short apology here about getting back to the social justice thread (I haven’t forgotten it) and gaps in the podcast (ditto). I was poised to produce on both fronts this weekend until Coast to Coast AM called. That invitation, coupled with the fact that I have grades due Monday and Thursday (I’m currently [...]
