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Reading the Book of Isaiah (13.1-22)
As I have mentioned (here) I am participating in “Greek Isaiah in a Year” reading group. These are my notes from this week (13:1-22). If the font does not appear correctly I have been using SBL Greek...
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Reading the Book of Isaiah (14:1-4)
As I have mentioned (here) I am participating in “Greek Isaiah in a Year” reading group. I’ve fallen a bit behind these last couple weeks, and this week was particularly busy, so my notes are few....
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A head of words? (Daniel 7:1)
Daniel 7:1 reads, “In year one of Belshazzar king of Babel, Daniel saw a dream and a visions of his head upon his bed; then, the dream he wrote a head of words, he said…” This is a very wooden...
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Reading the Book of Isaiah (14:5-8)
As I have mentioned (here) I am participating in “Greek Isaiah in a Year” reading group. I’ve fallen a bit behind these last few weeks (I should be through chapter 18!), so I will approach this with a...
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Reading the Book of Isaiah (14:9-20)
As I have mentioned (here) I am participating in “Greek Isaiah in a Year” reading group. These are my notes from this week (14:9-20). 14:9 MT: Sheol (שׁאול) rejoices and comes out to meet the King....
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Reading the Book of Isaiah (14:21-32)
As I have mentioned (here) I am participating in “Greek Isaiah in a Year” reading group. These are my notes from this week (14:21-32). 14:21 MT: The imperative הכינו commands for the King’s sons to be...
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Forthcoming book blog tour
Timothy Michael Law’s When God Spoke Greek: The Septuagint and the Making of the Christian Bible is scheduled to be released by Oxford University Press on July 19th and this blog will be the...
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BOOK BLOG TOUR: T. Michael Law’s When God Spoke Greek
This weekend is the beginning of a book blog tour highlighting and discussing T. Michael Law’s new book When God Spoke Greek: The Septuagint and the Making of the Christian Bible. I have selected seven...
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Nineveh: an exceedingly great city or a great city to God/the Gods (Jonah 3:3)
Jonah 3:3 reads as follows in the NASB: “So Jonah arose and went to Nineveh according to the word of the Lord. Now Nineveh was an exceedingly great city, a three days’ walk.” On a few occasions in...
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The Septuagint Sessions
As others have mentioned already (Deane Galbraith, Abram K-J) there is now a podcast dedicated to the Septuagint. T. Michael Law’s “The Septuagint Sessions: On the Greek Bible and Related Literature”...
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