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Category Archives: Announcements
Vienna, Venio
The International Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature is in Vienna this year. I couldn’t pass up the chance to combine a visit to this world-class city with participation in a world-class biblical studies conference, so I’m excited to … Continue reading
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Tagged Belial, Deuteronomy 1 John, First John, Halakah, Philo, SBL, Sin Unto Death, Vienna
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Video for the HBU Pauline Theology Conference
You might be interested in checking out the video of the two keynote addresses by N. T. Wright at the recent Pauline Theology conference hosted by Houston Baptist University: Paul in His Jewish World Israel in Pauline Theology I blogged … Continue reading
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Tagged HBU, Houston Baptist University, N. T. Wright, Richard Hays, Tom Wright, Videos
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HBU Paul and Judaism Conference Report
I had a wonderful time last week in Houston at the Paul and Judaism Theology Conference. The conference was a two-day event hosted by Houston Baptist University. The main attractions were the keynote addresses by Tom Wright, Ross Wagner, and Beverly … Continue reading
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Tagged Apostle Paul, Galatians, HBU, Houston Baptist University, Judaism, N. T. Wright, Robert Sloan, Ross Wagner, Tom Wright
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How I Became a Real Blog
Somewhere along the line, during this blog’s “hibernation” last year, we passed 100K hits. In celebration of this, I skimped and saved,
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Tagged Brill, Domain Name Change, Free Books, Mohr Siebeck, Pinocchio, Twitter, Updates
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My Paper at the HBU Conference on Paul and Judaism
I’m pleased to announce that my paper proposal was accepted for the Houston Baptist University conference on Paul and Judaism, which will be happening March 19-20. Keynote speakers include NT Wright, Beverly Gaventa, and Ross Wagner. There will be breakout … Continue reading
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Tagged Conference Papers, Cross, Crucifixion, Curse, Deuteronomy 21, Gal 3, Galatians, HBU, Judaism, Papers, Paul
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Loeb is a Many Splendored Thing
You’ll want to be sure to keep an eye on the forthcoming digital Loeb Classical Library (HT: Ken Penner). The link includes a 2 minute video that gives some screenshots. The interface should be ready by this fall. It will be … Continue reading
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Tagged Apps, Diglots, Lanier Theological Library, Loeb, Loeb Classical Library, Software
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2013 Annual SBL Plans
I’m looking forward to this year’s annual meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature. This year the Society meets in Baltimore from Nov 23-26. I will be presenting a paper in the Early Jewish Christian Relations section, chaired by Judy … Continue reading
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Tagged Abel, apocalypticism, Hebrews, Hebrews 12, Jewish Festivals, jewish mysticism, Jubilees, merkavah, Papers, SBL, Society of Biblical Literature
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Philostratus’ Life of Apollonius of Tyana for Bibleworks
Thanks to Michael Hanel of the Bibleworks blog, Bibleworks users now have access to the Greek text and an English translation of Philostratus’ Life of Apollonius of Tyana, a 3rd century CE work that is
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Tagged Apollonius of Tyana, Bibleworks, Greek texts, Philostratus, Second Sophistic
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An Interview About Greek Pedagogy
You might be interested in checking out a fairly substantial written interview I did with Thomas Hudgins about communicative Greek pedagogy. He has just posted it over at his blog. Thomas is an Ed.D. student at Southeastern Seminary in North Carolina. To … Continue reading
Classical Language Academy Living Greek Courses
I recently alerted readers to Sebastian Carnazzo’s online Greek courses. Sebastian informs me that he now has his course site up and running. It can be found here: Classical Language Academy. Sebastian teaches online courses using Randall Buth’s Living Koine Greek … Continue reading