The Review of Biblical Literature has Jan-Wim Wessellius’ review of Philip S. Alexander’s The Targum of Lamentations: Translated, with a Critical Introduction, Apparatus, and Notes. Review by Jan-Wim Wesselius Read the Review Published 1/24/2009 Citation: Jan-Wim Wesselius, review of Philip S. Alexander, The Targum of Lamentations: Translated, with a Critical […]
Ah the quientiscential C of E matron. And this additional note from a friend from Louisiana. Well, I concur with Mrs. Bemish, but the funniest thing of all is that the Vicar “Ken” is really my classmate Kevin Brown. Apparently someone found his picture on his church’s website and thought […]
For those reading who are not from the US “Skoal” is a brand of chewing tobacco (snuff, not long cut).
I am writing the Lamentations volume for the small pamphlets in the Bible Briefs series that Stephen Cook is editing. These pamphlets are intended to provide a short and (hopefully) stimulating introduction to the books of the Bible that will encourage the reader to then study the biblical text for […]
I cannot find a whole lot of criticism with the argument presented by Thomas Benton (real name: William Pannapacker of Hope College). It certainly is a very tough job market out there for doctorates in the humanities and I regularly have very frank conversations with my students about whether or […]
Point your browser to http://spiritofthe80s.tumblr.com/. @spiritofthe80s was following me on twitter and thus I stumbled upon his/her tumblr blog with GREAT oldies. Enjoy.
“Jesus was a Roman with a broom on his head and spoke Romanian.” Episcopal youth education at its finest.
This comic reminded me of one of our essay questions for this year’s SHC application. Our application requires three essays and one that we have chosen for this year that I particularly like is this: You are given the power, for one day, to be an invisible observer at an […]
My wife is a relative newcomer to facebook (I have been on since 2005). She has been drawn in by the fact that over the last three months or so many of our former high school friends have been joining up. As more friends have joined you of course find […]