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Monthly Archives: November 2011
A Reflection
I have found an encouraging thread throughout the tapestry of this book. Interest in Septuagint scholarship is on the rise. If you go into Southeastern’s library, you might find half a book shelf to a full book shelf worth of … Continue reading
“Idol Worship in Bel and the Dragon and Other Jewish Liturature from the Second Temple Period”
For those unfamiliar with the “Apocrypha,” the title Bel and the Dragon may sound like a child’s story. Whatever you may think of the story, it is simply an addition to the book of Daniel and it has the topic … Continue reading
“Messianism in the Septuagint”
It has been a while since I have provided you with some of my gleanings within the realm of LXX studies. This is due in part because I took a break from posting about my reading and it is also … Continue reading
Joshua, A Judge of Israel?
I came across an interesting passage in my translation of 1 Maccabees. As an aside, some of you might be wondering why I am reading this book since it is not a part of the Protestant canon, but it might … Continue reading
Word of the Day
It is not a good thing when you are translating along in a foreign language and come across a word you have no idea how to translate. It is a far worse matter when you look up the translation for … Continue reading
Jazz: Her Bone and Housebreaking
Today I have observed two hilarious habits of the newest addition to our non-people family. First, I have been trying to consistently reward Jazz with praise and affection for “potty-ing” outside. Now, after “doing her business” she stays in the … Continue reading
Grassman’s Law
Before I begin, I think it best to clarify that Grassman’s Law has nothing to do with landscaping or this weird dude covered in fescue. As many of you know, I have been working through Metzger ἵνα προστιθῶ πρὸς μου θησαυρον “in … Continue reading
