Jordanian Lead Codices: Damaging Evidence?
Just popped up on NT Blog: Peter Thonemann on the Lead Codices. If true this looks really bad for the authencity of the codices. Check it out. Updated links 4/4/2011: […]
Monthly Archives: March 2011
From the Bookstore: Notes to Publishers
Dear Tyndale, 1. Why oh why must seemingly all NLTs be red letter? Did the Vatican issue a magisterial opinion on where Jesus’ speeches end and John’s commentary begin? 2. […]
The Video that Made Me Love B.A.D.D.
I always loved late night martial arts flicks.
Thoughts on First Look at Tischendorf’s Greek New Testament
Man, should I have kept my High School Latin up! Yowser!
Speaking of High Priced Books…
Anyone else get a pre-order for Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its’ Reception: Athena – Blessing? At a mere $333 it’s a steal and should go flying out of the […]
This is Why I Don’t Recommend the KJV
My Sunday School class tends to read the KJV (because we’re old farts) but even they have found themselves going with the Holman Christian Standard Bible(I don’t much care […]
Philippians Chapter 3:1, 7-21 Antique Commentary Quotes
John Calvin Php 3:1 1Rejoice in the Lord This is a conclusion from what goes before, for as Satan never ceased to distress them with daily rumors, he bids them […]
Recent Additions to the Endless Book Pile
Several Textual Criticism Books: D.C. Parker: New Testament Manuscripts and Their Texts: A bit newer than the standard NT text crit intros, and rather less conservative. It’s glory and it’s […]
Philippians Chapter 2:12-30 Sunday School Notes
These are some of my notes for Sunday March 27, 2011 in the Lifeway Explore the Bible series. Books referenced for thse notes include: Peter O’Brien NIGTC:Philippians Frank Thielman: NIVAC:Philippians […]
Separating the Men from the Boys in NT Text Criticism
You want to see an example of a book that does exactly that, I invite you to spend a few minutes examining the Google preview of James Royse’s Scribal Habits […]
