This book is an important, though slightly dated, contribution to understanding the OT in its ancient Near Eastern context. It is also quite useful for addressing a range of attacks on the integrity of the OT. Prof. Kitchen was...
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Here’s the story. Here’s how the piece begins: An ancient city gate and shrine that...
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James Tabor has a short, interesting piece over on the Huffington Post about where Dr. Ben...
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I’ve blogged about the importance of scholarly journal literature a number of times on this...
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I was interviewed this past week by Natalina for her Extraordinary Intelligence podcast. The...
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A number of websites and blogs I subscribe published this bit of news today. The article from...
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I’ve blogged about the 19th century academic trend (one is tempted to call it a craze)...
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The Biblical Archaeology Society’s Bible History Daily website recently featured two reviews...
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It’s Wednesday and, wouldn’t you know it, someone sent me a link to the following...
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The ASOR (American Schools of Oriental Research) blog by archaeologist Steven Collins entitled,...
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Here’s one answer. The link leads to the Oxford University Press website and points to a new...
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Todd Bolen at the Bible Places blog begins his post on this issue this way: “The proposal...
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The Bible Places Blog (BPB) draws our attention to a new book edited by James K. Hoffmeier and...
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I often get asked about the “true pronunciation of the divine name” or “the...
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The Evangelical Textual Criticism blog has posted a video interview with Dan Wallace in regard to...
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Everyone knows that no portion of Esther and Nehemiah were found among the Dead Sea Scrolls . . ....
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Todd Bolen posted a short, interesting piece today on why the book of Esther is not found among...
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I have to this point confined my thoughts on the “Jesus Family Tomb” (Talpiot A) and...
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Pretty cool – high resolution images of several of the most important scrolls are now online...
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Before getting back to the new perspective discussion, I thought I’d direct your attention...
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