Third Annual Ralphies – Second Annual Codex Edition (Best of 2006)
Welcome to the Third Annual Ralphies — Second Annual Codex Edition. Following the example of Ed Cook (see his posts on music, film and books), traditionally a number of other bloggers follow suit and...
View ArticleI’ve been Blurbed!
Sorry for the self-indulgence, but this is way too cool. I just noticed from Kevin Wilson’s Blue Cord blog that I have been “blurbed” on the back cover of a new edition of Mary Douglas‘s In the...
View ArticleJesus of Hollywood
I just received my copy of Adele Reinhartz’s new book, Jesus of Hollywood (Oxford University Press, 2007; Buy from Amazon.ca or Amazon.com). I have always been a fan of Reinhartz’s scholarship on the...
View ArticleTate on Biblical Interpretation
In the past when I taught the introductory hermeneutics course at Taylor, I used W. Randolph Tate‘s Biblical Interpretation: An Integrated Approach (Revised Edition; Hendrickson, 1997; Buy from...
View ArticleA Couple New Books on the Dead Sea Scrolls
A couple new books on the Dead Sea Scrolls came to my attention recently and appear to be quite interesting. Weston W. Fields The Dead Sea Scrolls — A Short History (Brill, 2006; Buy from Amazon.ca or...
View ArticleBiblical Hebrew Dictionaries and More
John Hobbins over at Ancient Hebrew Poetry has a good post highlighting the top Dictionaries of Biblical Hebrew. He notes the same major Hebrew-English lexicons that I discuss in my “An Annotated...
View ArticleBulkeley’s Hypertext Bible Commentary in RBL
I haven’t been posting the regular updates to the Review of Biblical Literature lately, but I certainly wanted to note the one that was just came today because it has a review of blogger Tim Bulkeley‘s...
View ArticleNew Articles in the Journal of Hebrew Scriptures
There are some new articles in the Journal of Hebrew Scriptures, as well as a number of book reviews. The articles are as follows: Mark Sneed, “‘White Trash’ Wisdom: Proverbs 9 Deconstructed” Journal...
View ArticleThe Book of Psalms for Beginners
Stephen Cook over at Biblische Ausbildung has posted on “books that provide ‘accessible interpretation’ of the psalms.” He notes four books in particular, two commentaries and two introductions by two...
View ArticleThe Uncensored Bible: The Bawdy and Naughty Bits of the Good Book
One of my summer reads that I just finished is a new book that takes a lighter — and somewhat irreverent and certainly risqué — look at the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament: The Uncensored Bible: The Bawdy...
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