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For those who could not attend, Prof. Garfinkel graciously posted his PowerPoint in PDF format on their website: http://qeiyafa.huji.ac.il/qdb/ASOR_2parts.pdf ...
Prof. Garfinkel also added photos of the ostracon's special examination while it was here in the USA from Nov. 19-26: http://qeiyafa.huji.ac.il/ostracon.asp ...
Thank you for the links, G.M. I expect much debate will continue, but the evidence Garfinkel has presented in favor of identifying the site as Sha'arayim and...
Channel surfing, I happened upon a show on EWTN (the Catholic Network) about the "Year of St. Paul." I hadn't realized that Paul's tomb had been unearthed in...
Prof. Garfinkel edited p. 27 of his ASOR slideshow today to give proper credit to Prof. Todd Bolen regarding the latter's hypothesis that Qeiyafa might be...
David, You ask about Paul's tomb. Below is a link to my blog which contains the link for an article on Paul's tomb. Claude Mariottini Professor of Old...
I'm looking for book-length studies on Psalm 24, preferably ones that takes into account both diachronic and synchronic dimensions, as well as the theological....
PhilThere's a short section (35 pages) on psalms 15 and 24 in Nahum Sarna 'On the Book of Psalms' Exploring the Prayers of Ancient Israel (Schocken Books...
All, For the month of December, Eisenbrauns is offering significant savings on selected United Bible Society texts and resources (40-50%). The details are...
Everyone is familiar with the Ichthus symbol used by ancient (and modern) Christians. However, in Ephesus (and perhaps elsewhere, I am not sure), there is...
The wagon wheel with É×ÈÕC written next to it works properly (I hope this comes through properly since I used the capital Greek letters for everything...
Perhaps I've missed the point, but I don't believe there is any theological significance to the "wagon wheel" design on the bread from Pompeii. It's simply...
Sorry for the confusion. My point is not that the bread from pompeii has any Christian significance. What I am curious about is whether the "wagon wheel"...
Very early symbols for the "Jesus movement" were the grapevine with a cluster of grapes, the fish and the loaf of bread. All of these represented an imagery...
I was asked to post this to my blog. It looks fascinating, but unfortunately I won't be there. Call for Papers: Genesis and Christian Theology 14-18 July 2009 ...
If you delve into the books erroneously called "Apocrypha" before long you will notice a confusing array of differences between translations of them. For...
I posted a notice on my blog about your helpful chart. http://bibleandtech.blogspot.com/index.html Thanks! One of the comments asked about the old Brenton...
Wow, that's cool! I think that's the first time anyone's quoted me! :-) Thanks for reminding me of Brenton's, I'll have to pick up a copy and add it in. Take...
Excellent, Bob! This really is a very helpful listing, and a number of other people have now linked to your data via my blog. I did update my blog post to...
Well, I do intend to include Goodspeed, the New English Bible and the Revised English Bible soon. To my knowledge Charlesworth doesn't translate the...
I was wondering where I could get a spelling check and meaning of these Hebrew words. Naphash, caiyah, nephesh, and also if we have to pay tithe according to...
I'm not sure what "naphash" and "caiyah" are supposed to represent. Perhaps you could give a passage where these are found so that they can be recognized. ...
... Jesus disagrees with you: "...judgment, mercy, and faith: these ought ye to have done, and not to leave the other (i.e., TITHING) undone."--Matthew 23:23 ...
I still think that IN THE CHURCH the tithe was replaced by the free-will offering. While it is to be encouraged that people give generously, it is not a law...
... I agree with you, Christians are not under any law. I emphasized it being a trigger for a blessing, or an opportunity to demonstrate faithful stewardship...
... Please excuse the interjection. A friend of mine wrote this article on tithing a while ago. It's not too long and I've found it helpful for my own...
... Though this article by Dr. Peoples presents a good argument for not tithing, it conveniently omits Malachi, & also the great worship reformation led by...
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