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My book is only $10 on Amazon today.
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Daniel M. Gurtner
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Daniel M. Gurtner
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Professor of New Testament at Gateway Seminary (Ontario, CA). Views are my own.
Katılım Ekim 2019
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A wonderful new volume of Eretz-Israel has just been published, in honor of Prof. Ronny Reich.
I've put the Table of Contents in the first comment.
There are so many articles in here that I look forward to reading.
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@BatkoDale @joeljmiller I would be afraid that his voice would mask my flaws! He could read an old phone book and make it sound eloquent. The robo-read is like a grocery cart; if it’s got just one bad wheel, you’ll know about it quickly!
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@DanielMGurtner @joeljmiller Now, if I could just get it to use Morgan Freeman's voice, I'd be all set! 🙂
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I use this "Read Aloud" feature all the time now in the final stages of proofreading my work. When I close my eyes and just listen, it is just amazing how many mistakes I find that I completely missed by simply reading what I wrote. It's a fabulous tool!
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@paulthomasloan @scottrswain Now I'm going to have to read THAT book too! (Actually, I've wanted to). I'm just wondering how I'll explain to my wife and kids that I'm reading a book on "Sin". Is it a "self-help" book? DIY? preventive maintenance? :)
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It is not for nothing that Leviticus enumerates laws of redemption (Leviticus 25) one chapter before it enumerates the blessings and curses of the law (Leviticus 26).
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@MichaelRJost I got the same notification. Yes it’s strange. I got another ‘offer’ from another publisher of my work giving me a discounted price for purchasing multiple copies of my work.
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It’s kind of crazy… I work long hours on my publication, give the rights to the publisher, and don’t earn a cent. Now they’re asking me to pay a lot to make my own article OA—though I get 20% off until 31 March. As an author, you start to feel like a cash cow. Or is it just me?
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Click to learn more:
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I have never been able to find anything biographical about him. His grammars and lexical works are remarkable and line my shelves. A singular genius of our time.
William A. Ross@William_A_Ross
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Today is a good day to compliment someone with whom you disagree. Share if you will do it for at least one person today.
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@AdlerYonatan Thanks for sharing the essay. Of course it’s a thesis that has massive implications so it’s time I’ve read your book. No doubt you will challenge my own presuppositions and cause me to consider evidence from very different perspectives, like all good scholarship does.
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Link to Dr. Gad Barnea's essay:
marginaliareviewofbooks.com/post/power-to-…
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This outstanding, programmatic essay by @GadBarnea has just appeared in @MarginaliaROB.
I sense that we are on the verge of a paradigm shift which will see the approach outlined here becoming the norm in the study of Biblical literature and early Judaism.
Link in the first comment.
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@AdlerYonatan @smehorn Excellent and really important. This really needs to be collated in some complete manner with other material such as Nahal Hever Greek Minor prophets (8HeverXIIgr) for an accounting of all extant evidence in some neutral manner to best facilitate observation and debate.
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Contrary to the claim here, the primary contribution of the Dead Sea Scrolls to Biblical scholarship is that these early manuscripts help scholars trace how Biblical texts developed over time.
Max 📟@MaxNordau
The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls was a theological earthquake because it showed that the Hebrew Bible was already fixed and faithfully transmitted centuries before the time of Jesus. This overturned earlier scholarly theories that the Jewish scriptures had been extensively rewritten in late antiquity or the Middle Ages. There are people who believe that the Torah was changed and corrupted over time. The Dead Sea Scrolls proved them wrong.
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@AdlerYonatan Indeed. Here’s a link summarizing some of the important data regarding the relationship of the DSS to other textual traditions.
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Seth M. Ehorn@smehorn
I have been frustrated by the claims of some that the DSS fundamentally agree with the MT. In addition to consulting some of the key studies, I wanted to produce some data using Washburn's Catalog of the DSS. Here it is.
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Today I learned of the recent passing of Prof. Robert ("Bob") Stein. I know some of his work and had spoken with him a few times. He had a reputation for being a kind and gentle-spirited man. May he rest in peace and rise in glory. Revelation 14:13
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This would be so helpful for my dissertation on Luke-Acts! I hope I win!
Ian N Mills@IanNelsonMills
How did early readers think about the relationship between the gospels? Retweet for a drawing to win a free book.
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Excellent news regarding a fascinating new reading of Josephus' testimony to Christ.
T.C. Schmidt@ProfTCSchmidt
@TGC Due to a generous donor, you can get a free digital copy of the book at josephusandjesus.com
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@GatewaySeminary Dr. Kelly is a colleague of mine at Gateway Seminary. I would love to learn about discipleship from him!
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In Strategic Discipleship (E116-11) with Dr. Paul Kelly, you'll explore strategies that build up your local church members' relationships with God.
You can sign up for Strategic Discipleship at haven.gs.edu!
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Out now from The Library of New Testament Studies!
This volume assembles essays on Luke and Acts by noted scholars from North America, Europe, and Oceania.
Learn more: bit.ly/45GR75Y
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