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Jim beat me to this with his post “See What Dilettantism Hath Wrought.” Yet another dilettante has recently opined that the narrative about Moses proves he was a drug user. AFP reports High on Mount Sinai, Moses was on psychedelic drugs when he heard God deliver the Ten Commandments, an […]

Moses on Drugs

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The Buckets, by Greg Cravens

Could we be this old?!

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For those interested in these sorts of things, I have gone back to Firefox for Mac. Safari is just too annoying and doesn’t play nicely with WordPress. Now if you are going to run Firefox on Mac I want to remind you of the best, optimized version, BonEcho by Neil […]

BonEcho – Firefox for Mac

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I know this site, “The Brick Testament,” has been reported elsewhere on the biblicablogs, but I was reminded of it last night and found that they are now selling the sets! One of my favorites: Moses & the Ten Commandments To celebrate the release of the book The Brick Testament: […]

“Adorably solemn and stern Moses”

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Watching Banned from the Bible II on the History Channel. Let’s see which scholars I know and who were willing to be on this. # Did that Stanford scholar really imply that there was validity to the Testament of Solomon as a text dating to Solomon’s day?! # We are […]

Targuman’s Twitter Updates for 2008-03-03

Today I interviewed Chris Tilling of Chrisendom via Skype. He is surely known to everyone who reads this blog (especially since his blog gets 10 times the traffic of mine, thus the reason for my interviewing him, trying to buy some friends! 😉 Add me to your blogroll, please? And […]

Biblicapodcast #3 – Chris Tilling

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I don’t mind skaters, I used to skate poorly myself, but I do mind trespassing. That is what makes this so funny.

Skater Powned!

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That sounds a bit rude, but that is what they call it. It is almost a shame that winter is nearing an end (and that I can think of several dozen other things I would do with $135). But if you have facial hair or a fetish for all things […]

Beard Cap

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Kevin has done a tremendous job wit the 27th carnival. It is a veritable midway of musings. One particular thread that I had not noticed this month was regarding translations (see below) but for the whole experience head over to Biblical Studies Blog Carnival XXVII To the right as we […]

The latest Biblical Studies Blog Carnival is up!

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Heb. 12.1   Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight and the sin that clings so closely, and let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us, 2 looking to Jesus the pioneer and perfecter of […]

Lenten Devotional: The Summary of Our Call

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