- Michael Kok looked at Brooke Wescott’s take on the Muratorian Fragment.
- Over at Intertextual Bible you will find an interesting piece comparing the Hebrew text of the book of Micah with that of the LXX.
- Mark Goodacre asks just how much we can trust the portrait of Paul we find in the Acts of the Apostles.
- CJ Cornthwaite talks about a Bible “errors” that are often subtle and are created by either our English translations, the hermeneutics we use to read them, or the shape and nature of the canon.
- I’ve used”Daily Dose of Greek” and “Daily Dose of Hebrew” off and on over the last few years and have found them pretty useful, especially as a way to keep these languages fresh. And now, over at dailydoseofscripture.com you can find tools for Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, and Latin including readers with accompanying audio and morphology. I think this is going to be a great resource!
- Robyn Walsh looks at Paul’s words to the Corinthians about covering their hair.
- Steve Wiggins laments the scent of print-on-demand books, and I agree. Isn’t it strange how smells can transport you? We bought hand soap from Bath & Body Works that every time I use it takes me back to my nana’s house in the little village of Fair Haven, NY.
