- John Nelson looks at the darkened sun in the account of Jesus’s crucifixion and whether it was an eclipse.
- A little while back, Michael Kok began a series on the dating of the Muratorian Fragment.
- Mark Goodacre talks about “realized eschatology” and the influence of CH Dodd on Johannine studies.
- The team at Intertextual Bible posted a really interesting piece on the use of the book of Genesis in the book of Esther.
- Because this is my blog and because we all need more Weird Al in our lives, I hope you enjoy his recent appearance on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series. He sang one of my all time favorites, “The Saga Begins.” Man, does that bring back some memories!
- The second volume of Accessible German New Testament Scholarship came out back in August. It has some interesting looking pieces, including a review of Beverly Gaventa’s recent commentary on the epistle to the Romans.
- Ian Mills appeared on Mark Goodacre’s podcast to talk about his recent book The Hypothesis of the Gospels, which, by the way, is excellent.
