Jonah/Amos/Hosea Timeline
Courtesy of Logos5′s new Timeline feature, significant events around this quarter’s curriculum in Lifeway’s Explore the Bible series
Category Archives: archaeology
My Explanation for the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife AND all New Testament Textual Variants (and gnosticism, too)
Ready? Mark Goodacre. What?! We all know at some point Mark gets/got/ is getting (tenses are hard) a ride in the TARDIS. (See here, for example). I think he dropped […]
Jesus’ Wife Cribs the Internet?
That’s the breaking story today. The gospel fragment has been accused of being a modern forgery, dependent on the one copy of the Coptic Gospel of Thomas available to us. Now […]
Scattered Talk about Jesus’ Wife
Including Peter Head addressing some of Karen King’s arguments for the authenticity of the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife papyri. McGrath the Roundup dog has this and a few more links here.
Goodacre Rounds Up Diss-cussion of Jesus’ Wife
Mark also re-emphasizes the strength of Francis Watson’s argument against the papyri’s authenticity. It’s available here.
Jesus’ Wife Isn’t As Appealing As She Used To Be
Or that’s my conclusion from James McGrath’s latest roundup about the controversial papyri. I have suggested we have a thumb wrestling contest between the gospel and fake crowds and settle this […]
Another Day, Another Roundup of Jesus’ Wife Stories from McGrath
The woman must have gotten around with all these stories…. McGrath links the web so the rest of us don’t have to, here. No Doctor Who refernce, but the day’s […]
Youtube Video on Problems with Jesus’ Wife Papyri
Because you deserve a better video than the one I just did, and this is Christian Askeland‘s field. Aimed at non-scholarly audiences. Hurrah!
Scholars Seriously Diss Jesus Wife; Some Treat Her Better Now
For those under a rock the last half day or so, Harvard Theological Review has apparently decided not to publish Karen King’s article on the Jesus’ Wife papyri, citing the […]
McGrath Keeps Rounding Up Jesus’ Wife
His latest collection of links about his fourteen day wonder is here, much of it focused on how the papyri might have been composed from bits of the Gospel of […]
