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"The Bible in English and the Heresy of Explanation"
Earlier today I posted my first impressions of Robert Alter’s the Five Books of Moses. There is a section in the introduction that I think is well worth the read, even if you don’t completely agree with Alter’s theory of translation. It is entitled “The Bible in English and the Heresy of Explanation.” Here’s a…
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On Reading Alter's The Five Books of Moses
I have in the past used Alter’s translations not just of the Five Books of Moses, but also of the Psalms and David Story, especially when studying a particular passage. (Incidentally, I see that there is also a translation of the Wisdom Literature forthcoming). But, I recently decided to read through his translation of the…
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Psalm 68:10 – Ahhhh … The Rain
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I'm going to be on TV
What can I say? I’m beautiful. Not really. Catholic Life Television, the television station within my diocese, is producing a series on Catholic identity. One of the segments is going to be called “Scripture: Study it.” They are going to be interviewing me. Seems like it’s going to be a really fun experience. I’m looking…
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The More I Study the Bible the More I …
Kevin and Jason have started what I think is an interesting conversation. Kevin started out by discussing his liberalization (I don’t think Kevin is a genuine liberal in terms of theological liberalism) through more study of the Bible while Jason seems to be considerably more conservative. I can’t really answer this question because everyone knows…
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New Dead Sea Scrolls Audio Course by Gary Rendsburg
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This video called "The Nephilim" has almost 2,000,000 views
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The irony of the explanation for Noah's name
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Daniel McClellan – Psalms 1 and 2
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Some people on youtube are so lame
Recently I posted about how Biblical scholars need to be more active using video. One thing that I proposed was making videos and posting them as video responses to some of the tripe that is out there on video sites like Youtube. Come to find out people post videos claiming outrageous nonsense and then they…