December 2018 Biblical Studies Carnival
Sorry I’m a little late with this one. Please go visit Christopher L. Scott’s eponymous blog for this month’s offerings.
View ArticleAnd Now I Want to Try Muscovy Duck
Via Atlas Obscura: “Is This Duck Kosher? It’s Complicated“: THE BASICS OF JEWISH DIETARY law—the laws of kashrut—are fairly well-known: no pork, no shellfish, no milk and meat together. But there are...
View ArticleJanuary 2019 Biblical Studies Carnival
It’s hosted this month by Jim West. But don’t tell him it’s any good. That kind of thing goes to his head.
View ArticleJesus and the Pharisees Conference
Protestants need to hear this too: The May 7-9 event, titled “Jesus and the Pharisees: An Interdisciplinary Reappraisal,” was presented at a news conference on Wednesday at the Jesuit-sponsored...
View ArticleOpinions about Pauline Authorship
Peter Curry at Evangelical Textual Criticism has shared a graphic produced by Paul Foster based on his poll of attendees at the 2011 British New Testament Conference on Pauline Authorship. Foster says:...
View ArticleApril 2019 Biblical Studies Calendar
Posted for your reading pleasure at Christopher L. Scott’s eponymous blog. Enjoy!
View ArticleJune Biblical Studies Carnival
It’s incredibly hot, or at least so says Jim West, hosting this month’s carnival at Zwinglius Redivivus.
View ArticleJuly 2019 Biblical Studies Carnival
Last month’s crop of biblical blogging is harvested for you at My Digital Seminary. Enjoy!
View ArticleAugust 2019 Biblical Studies Carnival
The Amateur Exegete has the honor of presenting this month’s carnival.
View ArticleSeptember 2019 Biblical Studies Carnival
Now posted at Reading Acts. Hie thee hence! Advertisements
View ArticleMarch 2020 Biblical Studies Carnival
Hosted this month by Brent Niedergall on his eponymous blog. Enjoy!
View ArticleApril 2020 Biblical Studies Carnival
Posted for your reading pleasure at Peter Goeman’s eponymous blog.
View ArticleOn the Trail of the Beloved Disciple
Traditionally, the “disciple whom Jesus loved” in the Fourth Gospel has been identified was John son of Zebedee. This is never explicit, however, in John or anywhere else. When I’m lecturing on the...
View ArticleMay 2020 Biblical Studies Carnival
Hosted this month at The Library Musings. Happy reading!
View ArticleSunday Inspiration: Forgiveness
To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you.—Lewis Smedes
View ArticleChildren of Pride
Taylor Smart has a pretty good life despite her mean teachers and snooty classmates. Of course, that is before she is kidnapped by the Fair Folk and whisked into a world she never dreamed could be...
View ArticleThe Devil’s Due
Taylor Smart knew that living with one foot in the everyday world and the other in the faery realm wouldn’t be easy, but nobody told her it was a death sentence! When you’re only thirteen years old and...
View ArticleOak, Ash, and Thorn
Book 3: Oak, Ash, and Thorn Who is Taylor Smart? A smart-alecky eighth-grader at Bulloch Middle School? Check. A girl with barely-tapped supernatural powers inherited from parents she barely knew?...
View ArticleThe River of Night
When hostile ogres, goblins, and other faery beings start turning up at school, Taylor Smart is compelled to investigate. Why has somebody painted a target on her back this time? And why are they...
View ArticleOathbreaker
Book 5: Oathbreaker Words have power. Just ask Taylor Smart. Her people can shape reality to their whim with a word. But this power comes at a price: a broken oath can tear the Wonder apart. And the...
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