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I have been hard at work on my thesis these past couple days. As a matter of fact, I just finished a section on the textual concerns of a comparison of the MT and LXX texts of Jonah. I thought … Continue reading →

A lot of our friends and family have been asking us what’s next after I finish my thesis.  It’s a question that Mary Beth and I honestly could not answer even a month ago.  But after a whirlwind month, we … Continue reading →

I have no desire or intention to call anyone out by name, but I do want to express my frustration with a particular commentary I was using this evening. I can’t speak to the quality of the commentary as a … Continue reading →

All these books just came in from CBD. Total cost? $20 (including shipping). I love a good deal on books!

Is the woman caught in adultery passage original to John’s Gospel? Drs. Chris Keith, Jennifer Kunst, John David Punch, Maurice Robinson, and Tommy Wasserman will be discussing the intricacies of this thorny problem at SEBTS April 25-26th. I just purchased … Continue reading →

It seems to be a trend for bloggers to repost their top posts of the year. Well, since I’m a blogger, and WordPress automatically ranks my posts, why not. Below are my top five posts: What Happens When Dad Studies … Continue reading →

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Thanks go out to Dr. McKenzie for introducing me to the Sidewalk Espresso Cafe. Now that I am about to leave Baltimore, I can let the secret out of the bag. This is the place to get coffee. Their Ethiopian … Continue reading →

The following titles were added to my library yesterday: David Alan Black’s, The Authorship of Hebrews: The Case for Paul Michael Scott Woodward’s, The Glossa Ordinaria on Romans N.T. Wright’s, Paul and the Faithfulness of God Jan Joosten, Collected Studies on the Septuagint I … Continue reading →

My copy advanced copy of Paul and the Faithfulness of God has shipped. When I ordered the book, I was hoping to finish the previous volumes before the newest arrived. Needless to say the demands of the semester have prevented that. Here’s … Continue reading →