MSH | January 18, 2013
A while back I blogged on the importance of scholarly journals for biblical research. J-STOR, one of the premier database repositories for academic journals in the humanities (which of course includes biblical studies, archaeology, and religion) recently announced a new program to provide journal articles to the public for free. Check it out! Technorati Tags: [...]
MSH | January 11, 2013
The MEMRA schedule for 2013 has now been posted! MEMRA is in its third year and has transitioned to offering only ancient language courses. Each course lasts one year (52 weeks) so as to stretch two semesters of grammar for student convenience and low pressure pacing. There will be two modules that have their start in [...]
MSH | January 9, 2013
The Ancient World Online (AWOL) recently posted a list of Durham University dissertations available for free. I combed through the list and here are some dissertations related to biblical studies and theology that readers might find of interest: BUSHUR, JAMES,GEORGE (2010) “Joining the End to the Beginning” Divine Providence and the Interpretation of Scripture in the Teaching of [...]
MSH | September 10, 2012
Just wanted to issue the last call. Module 2 begins September 24, so registration is soon closing. There are three 52-week courses being offered: Biblical Hebrew, Biblical Greek, and Ugaritic. Technorati Tags: greek, hebrew, independent, learn, online, study, Ugaritic
MSH | May 26, 2012
Just wanted to issue a last chance heads-up. June 1 is fast approaching, and with it the 50% discount on MEMRA tuition expires. There is still room in all the courses, but the Hebrew and Greek courses are almost at the optimal number (I like to keep those to a fairly small number). Here are [...]
