Sing It Again (with Additions)
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A Song. A Psalm of the sons of Korah. For the music director; according to
Mahalath Leannoth. A [a]Maskil of Heman [b]the Ezrahite. Psalm 88:1
(Hebrew) ...
The Eclipse (?) at Jesus’ Crucifixion
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With the 8 April 2024 eclipse in view, I am happy to extract and summarize
a portion of my dissertation, *Psalm 22 (LXX 21) and the Crucifixion of
Jesus...
How would one know a mile, or two?
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In teaching about everyday conduct for his disciples, Jesus said, “And if
anyone forces you to go one mile, go with him two miles.” (Matthew 5:41
ESV) Thes...
Resources for Reading Greek Minuscule
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Over at the Text & Canon Institute website, Clark Bates has put together a
helpful list of resources for dealing with Greek abbreviations,
contractions, ...
Truth Scriptures Project
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Today's notice is about the Truth Scriptures Project. Portions of the
Scriptures are available as free samples. From the website:
Welcome to a groundbreak...
Still Grateful to be Among the Living!
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How can I say thanks enough to all of you who have been there for us over
the past 15 years, loving us, praying for us, and caring for us in such
practical...
The Kings of Judah
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After the death of Saul, the leaders of the northern tribes came to David
at Hebron. The leaders of Judah recognized that Yahweh had chosen David to
be the...
The Resurrection of the NT Pod
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After spending a lot of time in university administrative jobs (Director of
Undergraduate Studies, Department Chair, and so on), I find myself back in
th...
Archeology Course 3, Lesson 1
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Archaeological science (also known as archaeometry) consists of the
application of scientific techniques and methodologies to archaeology. One
can divide a...
The Three Rules
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“Judge not, that you be not judged. For with what judgment you judge,
you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured back
to you....
Hello world!
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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then
start writing!
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Weekend Roundup
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Archaeologists believe that a well-preserved complex at Horvat Tevet, near
Afula in the Jezreel Valley, served as a royal estate for Israel’s kings.
Arch...
Linguistics and New Testament: Pronunciation
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Dr. Randall Buth recently gave a presentation at SEBTS (Southeastern
Baptist Theological Seminary, 26 April 2019) on Linguistics and New
Testament: Pronunc...
Angels– Part Eight
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Because the NT has less to say about angels than the OT and
intertestamental Jewish literature, Heiser’s treatment of the subject is
briefer (pp. 116-62), ...
Again with “Good God” and Calvinism
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Again with “Good God” and Calvinism Throughout the years of this blog (and
before and outside of it) I have wrestled with people objecting most
strenuously...
The PhD: It is Finished ... Well, Mine is
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Hello World!After the many years this blog has lain dormant, I don't expect
anyone to actually still be paying attention to whether I've put up a new
post....
The Earliest Music in Ancient Egypt
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Music is a human universal. But the beginnings of Egyptian music are much
earlier [...]
The post The Earliest Music in Ancient Egypt appeared first on Th...
Tear Drops of Faith “Necklace (Psalm 56:9)
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Jewelry by Boaz Ben Chaim “Thou has counted my wanderings; put Thou my
tears into Thy bottle.” Psalm 56:9 The message is clear. No tear ever shed
in vain N...
"Head" or "Heads" in Psalm 110
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Most evangelicals view Psalm 110 as Messianic. This is hard to deny in
light of the extensive use of the psalm in the NT (it is the most often
cited OT p...
Truth, Faith & Sight
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To walk by faith and not be sight, we must find out what God says is true
and then adjust our thinking accordingly. We mus alter our perceptions
based on...
Response to Daniel Streett
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Here’s our first response, which has been offered as a comment on his
blog, to Daniel Streett’s recent post arguing for a communicative pedagogy
for Koine....
Euangelion Has Moved to Patheos.com.
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Dear friends, just to let you know that Joel and I have decided to move
*Euangelion* to a new host site Patheos.com. We think this will represent a
bigger ...
Concluding Thoughts
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I have finally pulled together and published the Evangelicals, Evolution,
and the Church series Ebook. You can find it up on Scribd along with all
the othe...
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