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    • ChristianBrady.com
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    • Ruth & Its Targum
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        • Images of TgRuth from Valmadonna 1 MS
        • Images of TgRuth from Solger MS
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      • The Book of Lamentations
        • Introduction to the Book of Lamentations
      • Targum Lamentations
        • Targum Lamentations in English
        • Transcription of TgLam from Urb. 1
        • Solger MS Images of TgLam
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From the Student blog at the SHC. It takes a sentence or two to find its groove, but it is worth it. This is what sets these students apart. It started out as a typical weekend night: a stream of partiers heading downtown, a few cars passing lazily by, and […]

And to all a rockin’ night

From Thanko RareMono Shop Be sure to check out all of the other things that you never thought could be powered by your USB port. (For example, a nail care kit and, in keeping with the theme, cloves.)

USB Powered…slippers?

Last night Izzy shared her thoughts about The Chamber of Secrets. Mack joined us, ate crackers in the mic, and joined us in a reading of Pup Speaks Up. (Be sure to listen for mom calling us to dinner.)

New Izzy Podcast – Harry Potter 2

My earlier post has generated a long discussion and now my brother has taken on this topic.  He has gathered actual sound clips from Dawkins himself. It is an excellent podcast and I encourage anyone interested in this topic to hear what he has to say. Dawkins, God, and the […]

Dawkins, God, and the presumption of Assumptions

Anybody else watching the Rutgers-WV game in the third overtime?! Go Scarlet Knights! UPDATE: Very tough loss. Rutgers deserves to be in the BCS.

Third Overtime?!

From a listserv to which I subscribe. I thought some might find it fun to play along. 1. Egg Nog or Hot Chocolate? HC; I like eggnog but hot chocolate is soothing to me. 2. Does Santa wrap presents or just sit them under the tree? He wraps them now, […]

Holiday List

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Stephen Cook of Biblische Ausbildung has started a new series on the Old Testament portion of the Revised Common Lectionary. Be sure to check it out! This week’s entry (for next week): Preaching Malachi 3:1-4 (RCL: Year C, Advent 2) Warm thanks to all for the huge response to my […]

Dr. Cook – Preaching the OT of the RCL through …

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Dr. Jim West has the latest BS Biblical Studies Carnival. 🙂 For those new to this, it is a monthly roundup of all the biblioblogging of recent weeks. Jim’s is incredibly thorough and well annotated. Thanks for the good work Jim and for the mention! (Via Dr Jim West.)

Biblical Studies Carnival XII

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Peter Kirby posted this on the XTalk list. I am wondering what people think of this idea. I know that we (academics) often say how important it is to have information free and accessible, but the reality is our jobs (promotion, tenure) and the jobs of the supporting publication industries […]

The Open Scrolls Project

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From a student blog posting: State College – A Photo Journal (farm about 15 min walk from campus) I cannot wait for our first snow! (Via Students @ Schreyer Honors College, Penn State.)

State College – A Photo Journal

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