MSH | May 25, 2013
As readers know, every once in a while some items that we’re working on at Logos Bible Software are in need of a a little push to get them into production. There are hundreds of such items on the Logos website, but these are near and dear to someone like me. I’m hoping that some [...]
Category: archaeology, Hebrew Bible, Research Tools |
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Tags: archaeology, book, giants, grammar, hebrew, Old Testament, Qumran, samaritan, Ugaritic, verb, verbal
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 [...]
Category: Greek NT, Hebrew Bible |
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Tags: ancient, Aramaic, greek, hebrew, language, online, study, Ugaritic
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
Category: Greek NT, Hebrew Bible |
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MSH | January 7, 2012
MEMRA 2012 is open for registration! Here’s the quick overview: I’ll be offering courses in biblical Hebrew, biblical Greek, Ugaritic, biblical theology, and Old and New Testament. Courses begin July 9, so you have plenty of time to register and plan. Right now students can register for either term in 2012. Tuition is 50% off [...]
Category: Bible Study |
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Tags: ancient languages, biblical studies, Biblical theology, courses, greek, hebrew, online, theology, Ugaritic
MSH | September 1, 2010
Here’s a recent article by John Walton on this issue. it is more up-to-date than Hasel. You’ll notice that he cites Tsumura and others in objection to seeing tehom as the primeval opponent. Tsumura favors a Genesis polemic that more or less has Canaanite, not Mesopotamian, material in view (and its more of a rival [...]
Category: Genesis |
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Tags: Babylonian, chaoskampf, Genesis, leviathan, polemic, tehom, Ugaritic, walton