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ETS Septuagint Studies: Last Call for San Diego Papers
This post is for all those out there writing last minute ETS paper proposals with hopes of submitting them before 5:00pm (Central) tomorrow afternoon.I want to encourage you to submit a proposal to...
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Database of Objectively Dated Greek MSS: The CDDGB
A few days ago, Grant Edwards, PhD student at ITSEE in Birmingham and affiliated to Baylor University announced a new resource he has been compiling for some time, "The Collaborative Database of...
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A New Second-Century Matthew?!
I just browsed the new database of objectively dateable Greek bookhands, “The Collaborative Database of Dateable Greek Bookhands” (see previous blogpost), and came across P.Simon. M111690 (top right...
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Scribes & Scripture: A New Conference on the History of the Bible
It is about time co-blogger, Peter Gurry, and I announce another project we have been working on for the past few months: Scribes and Scripture: A Conference on the History of the Bible. You can read...
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The Material Gospel Conference at Notre Dame
Jeremiah Coogan and David Lincicum are continuing their good work at Notre Dame on first millennium books with a conference schedule for May 31, 2019.This conference brings together leading scholars of...
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Plans for the NA29 and UBS6
At SBL last November, Holger Strutwolf gave an update on the plans for the next editions of the NA and UBS editions. I took some notes and thought I would share them. (Sorry it’s taken so long to get...
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New Printed Liste Coming from INTF
The most recent printed K-ListeGreg Paulson has good news out of Münster today: a new printed K-Liste is in the works. This is very good news in my view. The work of tidying up the Liste for this may...
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The Text & Canon Institute Fellowship at Phoenix Seminary
A few months ago, co-blogger, Peter Gurry, announced here that Phoenix Seminary had launched its Text & Canon Institute (TCI; read more about it here, here, and most recently here on the LAB).And...
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Dirk’s New Book on Textual Criticism
Since Dirk probably has better things to do than publicize his own book, I’ll take the liberty here to alert our readers of his book coming out next month from Crossway.An Introduction to the Greek New...
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Mark Ward: A New Tool for Teaching Textual Criticism to English Speakers
Today’s guest post is from Mark Ward. Mark received his PhD from Bob Jones University in 2012; he now serves the Church as an Academic Editor at Lexham Press, the publishing imprint at Faithlife,...
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Articles on Textual Criticism
Few of us can keep up with everything that’s published in even our own disciples these days. At any rate, here are a few articles I’ve read recently. Feel free to let us know in the comments what I’ve...
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I received an email this morning about a 92-minute documentary telling the story of the Cairo Geniza from discovery to upload on the cloud. I've not seen it, and the DVD does not appear to be too...
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White Monastery and related Coptic materials at the Bibliothèque nationale de FranceFor my own personal pleasure, I have outlined and here share links to BnF Coptic materials online. I am aware that I...
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Robinson and Bordalejo on the CBGM and 1 Peter 4.16
A recently posted article on Academia by Barbara Bordalejo and Peter Robinson spends some time on the interesting change in the NA28 at 1 Peter 4.16. There, the ECM and NA28 read ἐν τῷ μέρει τούτῳ...
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Upcoming Textual Criticism Events at Oxford
The University of Oxford has planned two events in May relevant to Old Testament textual criticism. On May 14-15, John Screnock and Jan Joosten will convene “Horizons in Textual Criticism Colloquium:...
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Pauline Authorship according to British New Testament Scholars
Here’s a nice, concrete graph from a survey that Paul Foster took of attendees at the 2011 British New Testament Conference. What I like is that these data allow me to avoid having to say...
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Markan Priority, Messianic Secret, and the Textus Receptus
I’ve just finished reading David Parker’s essay in the new book The Future of NT Textual Scholarship(more on that here). Even though I disagree with the main thrust of Parker’s work in the Living Text...
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XVIII. International Conference on Patristic Studies at Oxford
Every four years the International Conference on Patristic Studies meets at Oxford. This year it meets from August 19–24, and I've made plans to participate.Dr. Francesca Barone (Chargée de recherche...
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Crowdsourcing a marginal note at Luke 22:43–44
Luke 22:43–44 in GA 1424:Luke 22:43–44 in GA 1424I admit that abbreviated minuscule script is a bit outside my normal time range. Most of the time I’m not too bad at it, but it helps if you already...
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