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    • Ruth & Its Targum
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        • Images of TgRuth from Solger MS
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        • Transcription of TgLam from Urb. 1
        • Solger MS Images of TgLam
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No, it is not illegal, that is the problem. As Australia apologizes today for its part in receiving up to 150,000 children from Britain, children who were “taken from single mothers and impoverished families in Britain,” as migrant workers Britain is doing it again. Similar practices continue to exist in […]

British child trade

Using the Mail.app as my news reader I occasionally force a refresh. I just loved the idea that I could update “Dr Jim West” so easily. (I wonder if I can update myself? Worth a try; the kids would appreciate it.)

Updating Jim West

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This past week I posted a few cartoons, cards, and other amusing bits that I thought my readers would appreciate. And it seems that many of you did! So much so that you re-blogged the items and I am glad that you did since that helps others learn of my […]

Blogging Etiquette: The Linkback

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Tonight I was at a campus function where the guest speaker, seeking to motivate the students, said a remarkable thing. We are the only creatures that God created who are restless, we are the only creatures who have ambition. …It is part of our having been made in the image […]

Ambition – In the image of God?

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The full quote, from The Club of Queer Trades by G.K. Chesterton, is Then we [two men having just met] had talked for about an hour about politics and God; for men always talk about the most important things to total strangers. It is because in the total stranger we […]

“In a total stranger we perceive man himself”

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A colleague of mine each week sends me the Weekly Standard’s “Parody.” For those who are not familiar with TWS it is a very conservative magazine, edited by Bill Kristol. This week the feature is “Not a Parody” and I think is pretty fair. They begin with a quote from […]

Casting stones

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I was originally going to link to this article and simply point out how ridiculous it was to suggest that Targum to Chronicles was from the sixth century BCE. Then I started reading more carefully the full article (the “targum” reference came up in a Google alert, hence I knew […]

The Hebrew Calendar (and silly use of Targum)

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This past Sunday and Monday I was in The City with 28 of our students. We had a furious pace, from dim sum in Chinatown to a tour of the Stock Exchange, but it was a tremendous experience for the students. I learned a LOT about the financial world as […]

NYC in Pictures

I remember learning about the saints and the various grisly means of their demise, including modern saints who died for their faith, and praying that God would give me that kind of strength because I was sure I would never be able to endure such trials. What was your greatest […]

Greatest childhood religious fear

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This cartoon is an image from an ad for a comic (in fact, one that I don’t really read). I have seen the ad numerous times and always thought it was amusing. Which do you think would be harder? For those who cannot see the image the dialogue is simply: […]

A JW Vampire?

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Disclosure: The links found in posts to items on Amazon are tied to my Amazon “Associate” account. If you were to purchase them, I would receive a very (very) small amount. The grammatically incorrect statement required by Amazon reads, “As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”

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