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Last night I was told that I looked like a younger version of Richard Schiff from the West Wing. I’m not sure if his beard is quite as epic as mine, but I’ll take it.

Via my mother-in-law:

Es regnet Bratwürste! -April Wilson, German Quickly Das ist alles.

Yesterday this blog turned three years old. Accordingly, I thought I would give you a look at the three most viewed posts on the blog: 3. Elijah Christopher Cerone 2. What Happens When Dad Studies the OT? and . . . … Continue reading →

Dr. Decker’s Reading Koine Greek came in this evening. My first impression is “Wow.” I’ve placed it beside Wallace’s Beyond the Basics and Black’s Learn to Read New Testament Greek for comparison. Though Wallace may have more pages, Decker “outweighs” … Continue reading →

Logos 6 launches today, and I can honestly say that I have been waiting for this day to come. Having worked alongside a number of people involved in curating the cultural ontology, septuagint syntax graphs, and psalms data sets, I can say … Continue reading →

My good friend Thomas Hudgins posted a photo of his view of Rome from his hotel room. I thought I’d show him up . . . . Rome has nothing on wet, grey, dreary, Bellingham. Don’t you agree?

Keeping up with the languages you “know” and trying to begin work on a new one is taxing. All I need now is to get a Hebrew New Testament …

I was recently made aware of this series of taking place in Paris spanning November of 2014 until April 2015. The lectures will bring together all the major contributors to the series La Bible D’Alexandrie. Philippe Hugo’s lecture, “La culpabilité de David et … Continue reading →