Summary: Random anecdote proves conclusively that form criticism and writing are both Not Hard. Students everywhere officially On Notice.
Filed under: An Informal Word, Ancient Near East, Education, Writing | Tagged: Amarna Letters, being a student, history, humor, inscriptions, learning | 2 Comments »
Summary: Do you have any favorite resources concerning allusion to the Hebrew Bible in the New Testament? And if so, what makes them good?
Filed under: Books & Reviews, Old Testament, Research | Tagged: Hebrew Bible, New Testament | 5 Comments »
Summary: toward a particular kind of open-access Introduction to the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament).
Filed under: Education, Old Testament, Research | Tagged: distance learning, Hebrew Bible, introduction, open access education, Writing | 7 Comments »
…ends very soon. In mere days, in fact. Thanks for your patience, and don’t delete that RSS feed just yet. In the meantime, enjoy [FOOTNOTE] the biblical exegesis of Wanda Jackson (“Hard Headed Woman”). BACK TO POST“enjoy” here ≈ being acutely reminded of how frequently the only “empowerment” available has amounted to “internalizing as self-loathing [...]
Filed under: An Informal Word, Entertainment, Stubby | Tagged: music | 3 Comments »
Summary: What would your entry look like for the “Dance Your Ph.D. interpretive dance video contest”? Here is mine.
Filed under: Old Testament, Poetics | Tagged: dissertation, Hebrew Bible, Hermeneutics, humor | 2 Comments »
