How to Get (Almost) Half Of A Seminary Education for $1,500 —TOTAL
I had the conversation again. The guy had a job, but was hungry to level-up his theology and Bible knowledge.
What if Revelation was written by John...the Baptist?
The first step to writing a commentary is to question the traditional authorship. I don’t know why; it just
LIVE STUDY: Mary and Elizabeth Weren’t Cousins?
Merry Christmas! cousins
I was walking to Cheers-fil-a and listening to Catholic Answers (because I find that apologetics discussions get
Should We Back Off The Papyri?
Though a series of events I won’t get into here, I was reading Stan Porter’s paper, Why so
Wallace: There Are 1,838 Differences Between Textus Receptus and the Majority Text
When I introduce New Testament transmission history and textual criticism, it is amazing to me that there will always be
All the Manuscripts!
You guys, you guys, you guys, YOU GUYS!
Check this out: Scribes of the Cairo Geniza
I get embarrassingly giddy
Carson Was Right
For Greek this semester, part of our assignment was to read D.A. Carson’s Exegetical Fallacies, a standard work
Fun Additions from the Dead Sea Scroll
Sitting in on a class exploring the Septuagint (usually abbreviated with the Roman numerals LXX), which is basically exploring the
Why Don't We Care About the Text of Old Testament
One of the project I can’t wait to dive into is textual criticism of the Hebrew Bible. Right now,
The Locusts (And Not Helicopters) of Revelation 9:7-11
Another interesting quote from Klein, Hubbard and Blomberg regarding Revelation 9:7-11.
Or again in 9:7-11, the bizarre description
