My DVD of the !Hero Rock Opera arrived today. I've blogged about this on various occasions in the past ( New Rock Opera on Jesus , !Her...
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My DVD of the !Hero Rock Opera arrived today. I've blogged about this on various occasions in the past ( New Rock Opera on Jesus , !Her...
On Ancient / Classical History , N. S. Gill adds a short review of James S. Jeffers, The Greco-Roman World of the New Testament Era - Explor...
On RogueClassicism, David Meadows posts (with permission) the complete email messages to the ANE-List from James Tabor and Shimon Gibson on ...
Today is the release date for the DVD of The Passion of the Christ ; I had an email from Amazon yesterday to say that mine is on the way. ...
I'm just back from bank holiday break and hope to find some time somewhere to blog some items of interest before heading off for the Bri...
A short piece that may be of interest from this week's Church Times : Aramaic gets boost from Hollywood By Bill Bowder THE USE of Aramai...
Some thoughts on the forthcoming Passion of the Christ DVD release, which must be selling at an extraordinary rate since it's already a...
On b-greek, Maurice A. O'Sullivan notes the following review in Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2004.08.13: Dennis R. MacDonald, Does the Ne...
These are the latest additions to the SBL Review of Biblical Literature under the New Testament heading: Balch, David L. and Carolyn Osiek,...
In her Ancient / Classical History blog, N. S. Gill flags up this useful entry of hers on Herod the Great: Herod the Great (73-4 B.C.)
Don't miss Stephen Carlson's comments on the latest updates on the James Ossuary in Biblical Archaeological Review , in particular h...
Thanks to David Mackinder for a link to the following story in today's New York Times today: Pitching 'The Passion' DVD to Fait...
The full seminar programme for this year's British New Testament Conference in Edinburgh is now available on-line: British New Testament...
On Biblical Theology Jim West refers to a piece on The Passion of the Christ by Walter Schmithals. It is from Die Zeit and dates back to...
The British New Testament Conference 2004 Programme is also now available on the web: BNTC 2004 Conference Programme
In previous posts ( Cave of John the Baptist (updated) and More on the John the Baptist Cave ), I wondered what James Tabor's views wer...
Also in this week's Church Times a short report on the news item of the week: Was this John the Baptist’s cave, asks archaeologist Pat ...
This week's Church Times carries an enthusiastic review of Ruth Edwards's book on the Fourth Gospel: DISCOVERING JOHN By Ruth Edwa...
I was sorry to read in today's Times of the death of Michael Prior on 21 July 2004: Father Michael Prior Roman Catholic priest and sch...
I picked this up from Dylan's Lectionary Blog : Best Spiritual Blogs Beliefnet's picks for the coolest, most interesting faith-based...
Deinde have announced the addition of a new Glossary for Biblical Studies terms on their site. Go to: Biblical Studies Glossary (You will h...
On my most recent visit to Deinde , I was delighted to see that they now have an RSS feed available . If you have not yet discovered the wo...
I have mentioned Robert Webb and Kathleen Corley (eds.), Jesus and Mel Gibson's Passion of the Christ , due out at the end of this mo...
Make sure you don't miss a delightful post from AKMA on the Shimon Gibson story; a couple of excerpts are included below -- but read it...
David Meadows points out this one on RogueClassicism , a piece in the Athens News bilingual corner: Is the Greek of the Gospels 'vulgar...
Over on Xtalk , Brian Trafford provides a link to a University of North Carolina at Charlotte Press Release dating back to 21 April 2000, ov...
The big news story, of course, is the discovery of the "cave of John the Baptist". Thanks to several correspondents and bloggers ...
Latest from the Review of Biblical Literature under the New Testament heading Aune, David E. The Westminster Dictionary of New Testament an...
There's an unofficial feature in this blog that looks for those "Gospel according to . . ." headlines. The latest is a useful...
A couple of weeks ago I wrote Bible and Interpretation come back soon! and it did. Thanks to Mark Elliott for letting me know. Also noted...
Sorry for the stalling of the blog over the last few days. I've been variously overworked, tired, ill, away, relaxing and spending time...
This report from Rediff Entertainment Bureau suggests that Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus in The Passion of the Christ is now in the runnin...
On Paleojudaica , Jim Davila draws attention to a Philologos piece: Questioning Virginity The post touches on the well-worn debate about th...
Most of the British New Testament Conference Seminar Programme is now available on-line -- titles and abstracts of papers. Some are still t...
The SBL Site is advertising an offer to own all 91 issues of Semeia electronically for $19.95: Opportunity to Own All Issues of Semeia for...
I have mentioned this before (e.g. here ), so please forgive the indulgence of mentioning it again now that there's a picture of the ...
Open Access News note that the presentations from the JISC/CNI meeting on "The future of scholarship in the digital age" (Brighto...
Beliefnet have an interview with Bart Ehrman on his recent book Lost Christianities : The Christianity Battles What if Ebionite Christians, ...
I posted details the other day of an Austin Farrer Centenary Conference in Oxford in September. Jeff Peterson informs me that there is ano...
There is a new issue of New Testament Studies out: New Testament Studies Volume 50 - Issue 03 - July 2004 Der zwölfjährige Jesus im Tempel...
Here are the latest additions to the Review of Biblical Literature under the New Testament heading: Chester, Stephen J. Conversion at Corint...
This message was circulated today to recipients on the British NT Society's mailing list, but it may be of interest to others: Teaching ...
There are some enjoyable reflections on the cinema and Christianity in the current issue of Time Magazine: The Gospel According To Spider-M...
Thanks to Michael Pahl for alerting me to the programme schedule for the Evangelical Theology Society 56th Annual Meeting. As usual, this ...
There's a huge new catch-up Explorator out today with plenty of interest. One thing I'd missed that it includes is a notice of the...
This story from the Lexington Herald-Leader : Rewriting the Bible was never so hip By Rich Copley Genesis 1:1-2: First off, nothing ... but ...
I had to get up early this morning -- very early for me on a Sunday -- to go to Pebble Mill and do a short piece for Radio 4's Sunday p...
The programme for the Short Simultaneous Papers at this year's British New Testament Conference is now available: BNT Conference 2004: S...
Thanks to Michael Pahl for sending this link over: Codex: Resources for Biblical Studies The site is by Tyler F. Williams (Chair, Religion ...
Although not dealing with his contributions to Biblical Studies, which is my main area of interest in his work, this conference to celebrate...
Barabbas (dir. Richard Fleischer, 1962) gets a network screening in the UK today, BBC2, 3.15 p.m. From the Radio Times : An impressive qua...
Struggling with the thought of wading through all 740 pages of Tom Wright's The Resurrection of the Son of God ? Help is at hand courte...
The deadline for bookings for this year's British New Testament Conference in Edinburgh is fast approaching. All booking forms must be...
I have flirted for a while with the use of Bloglines for emails to this blog. My idea was that I could adjust the bloglines email regularl...
On Paleojudaica , Jim Davila notes the contents of the last two editions of Biblical Interpretation . I don't think I've blogged on...