SEARCH THIS SITE

Bible Reference Index

Diglot Editions

Dunash ben Labrat

Ali Ahmad Said

Verbal System of Ancient Hebrew

The Bible as seen through the eyes of . . .

« Examples of passages in which ESV is to be preferred to NRSV | Main | ESV vs. NRSV: Why the appropriate niche of the NRSV is the secular university »

TrackBack

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d83454e67969e2011571430d60970b

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference ESV vs. NRSV: Round Two:

Comments

Feed You can follow this conversation by subscribing to the comment feed for this post.

Isaiah 1:2 Good one. This comes down to whether the metaphor of "giving an ear" is still meaningful in English or not. If it isn't there is an excuse to translate it off, if it is there isn't one. I'm running a quick experiment with the Russian English community to see if they understand a phrase like "Give me your ear for 2 minutes" and so far the answer is yes they do. I've asked my daughter but I suspect I'll get the same result.

Which means the NRSV made a poor poetic judgement in dropping this phrase.

Isaiah 1:6 comes down to tariy. And I agree with you on "open wound" or "raw wound". Bleeding implies something that isn't evident in the text, it is a mistake. I hope a few others jump in to confirm but otherwise I think I have to give you the prize on this verse. Congratulations you are the first to win my verse by verse contest!

I'll reply to the editorial separately.

I wrote a whole post responding to the editorial, Why be an ESV hater.

CD,

I appreciate your fair-mindedness. We are not exactly on the same page in the culture wars, something, in any case, I don't hold against you (can you tell that I was born and raised in a liberal Republican family?), but I treasure the fact that we can nonetheless agree on simple truths.

If you don't mind me veering off topic, speaking of "demonizing particular translations", you should check out Ryken's "Choosing a Bible" and from there you will see someone from the ESV Translation Oversight Committee do quite a bit of
demonizing.

Ryken, who was asked to join the Translation Oversight Committee of the English Standard Version, at the time had no idea what an “essentially literal translation” meant. If you don’t understand the larger scope of translating, how do you do oversight on a Translation Oversight
Committee?

Bryon --

Excellent point. It is amazing how often in that book Ryken criticizes other translations for things the ESV itself does.

Byron and CD,

Your criticisms of Ryken's polemics carry some weight. But what would you say if I remarked that you do the same thing (single out ESV for criticism for things virtually all translations do, including the ones you prefer)?

I think you guys and Ryken have a similar polemical style.

John --

I'd ask for evidence. I conveniently have a recommendations list of bibles I wrote in April. Most of the ones on there I've never seen any advertising at all. I only wish the REB had advertising that I could be critical of.

But a fair comparison might be the campaign for the TNIV which does have advertising. Take for example the IBS's discussion of their translation philosophy. I can't see anything deceptive about that ad. I feel perfectly comfortable sending people to tniv.info to get factual information about the TNIV. I can't send someone to esv.org to get factual information about the ESV.

So no I think there isn't a parallel here.

The link to the bibles list didn't work 10 really good bibles you may not know about.

John if you can edit, feel free to correct in the original and delete this.

CD,

I'm pleased to see you sticking up for the TNIV, a thoroughly evangelical translation. This despite the fact that you are by no means an evangelical. Perhaps the rule you are following is: a little bit of political correctness covers up a multitude of sins.

Do you really need evidence that the Tyndale (Luther) - Geneva (Calvin) - KJV - RSV - NRSV translation tradition is a specifically Protestant Christian construal of the Bible and its message?

If so, my first suggestion would be that you read everything written by David Daniell you can get your hands on. You are in for an amazing intellectual adventure. Here's a convenient point of departure:

http://www.beliefnet.com/Entertainment/Books/2003/09/The-Powerhouse-Of-Creative-Thought.aspx

Bruce Metzger, the evangelical who wrote the preface to NRSV, glosses over the fact that NRSV, far from being an a-confessional translation, is a traditioned translation, specifically a Protestant Christian translation.

According to Metzger, yes, the NRSV is a product of the education bureau of the NCC (a coalition of US churches long dominated by mainline Protestants), yes, the NRSV hews to the KJV-RSV tradition except insofar as modern historical critical perspectives suggest otherwise, and insofar as what some view KJV-RSV language as linguistically "sexist," was taken out (which caused resignations in the translation committee, a controversy of course he does not allude to), but the important thing is:

there was a Jewish [Reformed, of course] member of the committee, several [Protestant-friendly] Catholic members, an Eastern Orthodox member [apparently acting on his own].

Metzger's preface, with the best of intentions, gives the impression that NRSV is an ecumenical translation acceptable to all Jews and Christians of goodwill. The last paragraph of the preface is heart-rending to read now, given the wide rejection NRSV has met in most branches of organized religious life:

In traditional Judaism and Christianity, the Bible . . . is recognized as the unique record of God's dealings with people over the ages. . . . The Bible carries its full message . . . to all persons and communities who read it so that they may discern and understand what God is saying to them. . . . It is the hope and prayer of the translators that this version of the Bible may continue to hold a large place in congregational life and speak to all readers, young and old alike, helping them to understand and believe and respond to its message.

It's a wonderful prayer, but it has not been answered in the way Metzger wished. For excellent and quite rational reasons.

Actually I just try and be as fair as I can. I'll attack the TNIV for where it screws up and praise it for where it does a good job. I've even complemented the Reformed Study Bible (ESV) for the best typesetting of any bible I know. On my list, I did pick the NIGTC as exegetical commentary of choice not the Anchor.

I read the link... I like the REB endorsement. I'm not sure what specifically you were expecting me to get. The main theme that the reformation quickly morphed into a move for freedom is something I generally discuss with Catholics who are critical of the reformation. There you have a very different discussion about authority of Christ and the church. Anyway I'm not sure what specifically you were looking for me to get from the link.

As far as the NRSV, I don't disagree that the NRSV is in the Christian and to some extent Protestant tradition of translation. And to people who attack it for being non Christian I generally recommend they look at Price's translation to see what a non-Christian translation would really look like.
That being said I think the NRSV team made a definite attempt to be ecumenical and claimed they made an attempt to be ecumenical. The NCC is a liberal protestant coalition that tries to reach out. The NRSV is a liberal protestant bible that tries to reach out. You could argue for failure but I don't see dishonesty there.

And even on failure, I'm not sure the NRSV was a huge failure. I certainly remember when the big two were the NIV/NRSV. And even today the NRSV seems to be doing well among the NCC churches. Retail sales are soft, but no worse than many others. But even here it isn't horrible, looking at Amazon's Best sellers the first NRSV comes in strong (sales rank 4523 among all books) the Green Bible, an environmentalist bible. The Oxford makes the list in multiple versions the Harper Collins, the NISB both make the top 100 bibles list.

So anyway I don't see anything that Metzger wrote that is dishonest.

CD,

Another supporter of REB! I love it.

With respect to the history of English Bible translation, I recommend Daniell's "The Bible in English." His biography of William Tyndale is likewise awesome. It will then be perfectly clear to you that the NRSV, insofar as it is stands in the Tyndale-Geneva-KJV tradition - to a surprisingly high degree, all things considered - is a thoroughly Protestant construct of the Bible and its message.

You say:

"Actually I just try and be as fair as I can."

Don't we all? That you do not assume that all do is not a good sign IMHO.

No one said that anyone was being dishonest, except you, of course.

I regret this for your sake. The politics of vilification that you practice, and countenance in others, drowns out the reasonable things you have to say.

Your criticisms of Ryken's polemics carry some weight. But what would you say if I remarked that you do the same thing (single out ESV for criticism for things virtually all translations do, including the ones you prefer)?

I think you guys and Ryken have a similar polemical style.

I was criticizing Ryken for his misstatements on competing translations and some of his rather bizarre views.

Bryon,

Ryken is a sincere believer in the merits of translating word-for-word. That is exactly what you would expect from someone committed to seeing through a revision of the RSV. Word-for-word translation technique is a characteristic of the KJV translation stream. As the NRSV team put it, as literal as possible, as free as necessary.

He measures the translations he cites against his standard, and finds them wanting. That's really pretty logical.

It would be easy, I admit, to formulate his own arguments better than he does, but I don't think they are unreasonable. The premise, to be sure, is not a slam-dunk. But these are things nevertheless about which entirely reasonable people tend to disagree.

Nida, whom he takes to task, certainly had a very different approach.

In short, Byron, you are not a very merciful reader of Ryken. I get the impression that he is, as it were, a sinner in the hands of an angry Byron.

The people I respect most are scholars like Tom Schreiner who are catholic on these matters (Schreiner is a former Catholic; maybe that works to his advantage).

Schreiner is a top-notch NT scholar who supports both ESV ("literal") and NLT ("paraphrastic").

Ryken is not a sincere believer in word for word. There are good quality word for translations, on the market. If he believed in that philosophy you'd expect him to attack the ESV and defend the Concordant or the Amplified, or a good interlinear. This claim that the ESV is "essentially literal" is part of ESV propaganda. The fact that this 336 page book doesn't mention that there are readily available translations far more "word for word" than the ESV is yet another perfect example of what I would call a lie. The book is designed to leave the reader with the impression that the most literal you can get in English is the ESV, ASV, RSV, KJV or NRSV. If Ryken really believed in word for word and had integrity, we would expect to see something like:

While the RSV family are all very literal and in my mind present the best possible balance. I think I should take a few pages to describe bibles which are substantially more faithful to the Greek text than ours. In later chapters I'll be describing other advantages like suitability for liturgy where these bibles fall very short. But on the issue of fidelity .....

_______

BTW on the Isaiah 1:2 I forgot to mention. My daughter knew exactly what it meant and in fact corrected my modernization back to a more archaic usage, "lend me your ear'. So given my sample of a half dozen of non native speakers and children all understood the expression I'd say the NRSV was being overly cautious.

...you are not a very merciful reader of Ryken...

My critique was born out of concern and not anger. I say that because having been exposed to moving from Korean and Japanese into English, I know that a "literal" translation method misleads at times. I also once went through a basic Hebrew class. With my exposure to other languages, I know for certain that something always gets lost in translation.

CD,

Thanks for doing all that field-testing on KJV-RSV-ESV Isa 1:2.

Your defense of "the Concordant," "the Amplified," or a good interlinear is interesting. I haven't heard anyone recommend any of these for a long time. Laypeople in my experience who use these expedients almost invariably think they know a lot more than they really do. Ryken is to be praised for not arguing as you suggest he should have.

Come to think of it, you are making a very odd argument indeed. First of all, the Concordant is one thing. It is truly the reductio ad absurdum of the word-for-word translation technique. Unless you know Greek very well, the Concordant is likely to throw you way out in left field. Surely this is obvious. The Amplified is another animal altogether. It gives 10 different possible meanings for a word in context, suggesting to many that the word in context means all of them. All of this is patently absurd except to someone who knows nothing about language at all. An interlinear, on its part, is supposed to help someone learn Greek (and I don't recommend one, in any shape or form). It is useless, really, in terms of giving the meaning of sense-units of the text itself. That's because the sense of a text is always located at the discourse-level, not the word-level. It is this basic truth that many people, even a lot of scholars, never grasp. If it isn't grasped, interpretation inevitably goes haywire.

I repeat, Ryken is to be praised for not arguing as you suggest he should have.

Byron,

You are exactly right that a literal translation method is misleading at times. On this blog, I have demonstrated that many times. One can demonstrate this from any translation in the KJV family, the NASB, and many others.

Is there a reason why you single out the ESV for criticism? That's what I don't understand. All translations, of course, make high claims for themselves. Implicitly or explicitly, they all present themselves as the best in some sense. Otherwise, why produce them in the first place.

Is there a reason why you single out the ESV for criticism?

My criticism here is of Leland Ryken's views. For me, the ESV isn't the issue.

Wow when it comes to the Amplified, not such the postmodernist anymore. Now suddenly there is one absolute catholic truth.

There are really 2 arguments here:

1) Should a supporter of word for word translation recommend AMP, concordant.... I think this one is a clear cut yes and that was my point. Your counter argument is that you don't support word for word but rather support phrase for phrase, "the sense of a text is always located at the discourse-level, not the word-level". You are disagreeing with the premise not the conclusion.

2) What is the best level of formality without assuming word for word is desirable? That's basically what BBB spends their time talking about. I happen to like a pair system of very dynamic and a literal (not formal). Gaus / Brown & Comfort is my recommendation. But that is a whole other argument, I believe strongly in dynamic but think that translation loses too much and this pair is the best way to recover as much as possible.

As an aside, what I like about the Amplified is that it sends a clear message to people, generally charismatics, to remind them that when they read a translation they aren't reading the bible but an editorial about the bible. The translators aren't so hot, but it feels very greek.

Take Romans 12:2 in the AMP, which is a fairly representation of both the good and the bad:
Do not be conformed to this world (this age), [fashioned after and adapted to its external, superficial customs], but be transformed (changed) by the [entire] renewal of your mind [by its new ideals and its new attitude], so that you may prove [for yourselves] what is the good and acceptable and perfect will of God, even the thing which is good and acceptable and perfect [in His sight for you].

They are doing a fantastic job of capturing the double meaning of the Greek there. The handle aion well which is important since "world" (as per the KJV) is very common and totally misses Paul's point. But better is the the [] materials on lower vs. higher realms capturing the Hellenistic tone about flesh vs. mind. And remember this Bible is aimed at someone with a High School education. You aren't going to get me to jump on the anti AMP bandwagon. That despite the fact that I think "prove [for yourself]" is wrong and that they handle Romans 11:36 in such a way to sever the connection between this verse and that one. Basically the AMP is a very good idea, with a mediocre translation team.

But what I like the effect on the lay reader. It gets them to start really seeing the scriptures and helps to cut through the 2000 years of gobblygook that obscures the text. I know from the other thread we differ on that.

Fun discussion, CD.

I'm not a post-modernist, just a Nicene Christian. Someone who regards the "gobbledygook" (you really are an unreconstructed fundamentalist) of the past 2000 years as by and large preservative clarification. You seem to forget that; hence your surprise.

You certainly have boutique Bible translation preferences. If we were talking cheese and wine, would you have similar preferences? I'm impressed, but in the end, it's kind of off-topic. The translations you prefer are more or less devoid of ecclesiastical location: just like you are, since you are an unbeliever. The Bible is, when all is said and done, a book by believers for believers, and prospective believers.

The AMP is another matter. As I've said before, experiences with it in group Bible study compel me to consider it misleading to the average reader.

I really would like to know what you think about the ESV not putting in the footnote in on Isaiah 7:14, but simply translates it as virgin, with no indication that it could also mean young girl. This is somewhat bothersome to me, can you perhaps tell me why it shouldn't...or why it is justified?

[url=http://goyard.zohosites.com]goyard st louis[/url] Predictably, copies began to flood the marketplace--the fake Louis Vuitton handbags of their day. Sixteenth-century Protestant theologian John Calvin once quipped that there were enough pieces of the True Cross to "form a whole ship's cargo.".. Catholic canon law now plainly forbids their sale. But the door to buying them is left open by an injunction that Catholics "rescue" relics.. [url=http://jeremyscott.zohosites.com]jeremy scott[/url] The Vatican itself owns what it believes to be a fragment of the table from the Last Supper and marble stairs that are the same ones Jesus ascended on His way to appear before Pontius Pilate. Asked if the Vatican's collection is one of the best in the world, a spokesman says, "Yes, it is that.".. Broomer, a native Londoner, opened her antique store in Manhattan in 1987, selling mainly ceramics. Two years later a friend brought her some relics. [url=http://timberlandpascher.zohosites.com"]http://timberlandpascher.zohosites.com/[/url].">http://timberlandpascher.zohosites.com/[/url].">http://timberlandpascher.zohosites.com"]http://timberlandpascher.zohosites.com/[/url].

"I loved them at first sight," she says, especially the ornate reliquaries. Soon afterwards she began selling relics almost exclusively. [url=http://ralphlauren.zohosites.com]ralph lauren[/url]. She's built up a small (300) but active list of clients. Being Jewish, she does not believe in the holiness of the objects.. [url=http://sacceline.zohosites.com]celine[/url] But, she says, "I very strongly believe in my clients' experience with them." One customer told her that while he lay in bed one night his relic emitted a strange sound. He got up to inspect it and was thus saved from being crushed when a wall collapsed upon his bed.. You have a very wide range of possibilities with respect to gifts for her, ranging from jewelry, personal accessories such as designer handbags, watches, items for her home and intangible gifts such as taking her to the theater or for a vacation. The last two are OK, but soon forgotten, and you have to be careful.. [url=http://jeremyscott.zohosites.com]jeremy scott bones[/url].

[url=http://nikeairmaxpascher.zohosites.com]tn requin[/url] How well do you know her: are you hoping your relationship will go further, or is the gift a token gesture for her birthday or Christmas or some other celebration? Be careful with jewelry because that sends a message you might not mean. If you are fine with that, then you can hardly go wrong with a bracelet or necklace, but there are other gifts for her than can send a similar message without over-committing yourself... We are not talking copies here mind, we are talking 'real', genuine' and 'expensive.' If you have a good idea of the type of handbag that would interest her then choose yourself - otherwise take her to an online store and let her choose. It's up to you, and whether you choose yourself or not will be based on your knowledge of her and her tastes.. [url=http://jeremyscott.zohosites.com]adidas jeremy scott[/url] Designer handbags are generally less expensive online. For example, you will find a limited edition $2,150 Gucci Jackie O 85th Anniversary Hobo bridle bag online for only $1,395 - saving you $755 on the retail price.. [url=http://nikeairmaxpascher.zohosites.com]http://nikeairmaxpascher.zohosites.com/[/url]">http://nikeairmaxpascher.zohosites.com/[/url]">http://nikeairmaxpascher.zohosites.com]http://nikeairmaxpascher.zohosites.com/[/url] Or how about an even better online bargain: a Gucci black beaded evening bag retailing at $1,985 and selling online at $695 saving you a whopping $1,290. She will never know what you paid for it - she will check the catalogue price and be amazed - and very thankful..

[url=http://vanessabruno.zohosites.com]sac vanessa bruno[/url] You can save $595 on a Fendi Dr B leather tote online, $1,000 on an Yves St Laurent purple Muse, normally retailing at $2,895 or one of many fabulous bargain contemporary gifts for her is a fabulous Christian Dior 'My Dior' designer handbag in stunning soft blue leather with hardware in a silver tone. This retails at $3,500 but it is available online at $1,695 - a saving of $1,805!.. These designer handbags would make wonderful gifts for her, but if they are beyond your budget (and I don't blame you even at these prices) she is bound to appreciate some home accents to improve or accentuate her home décor. There are some beautiful modern table lamps available online, such as a lovely round ruby table lamp in the form of the bottom half of an hourglass.. [url=http://ralphlauren.zohosites.com]ralphlauren.zohosites.com[/url] If that doesn't hit the spot, then how about a beautiful pair of polished aluminum vases? These are true contemporary gifts for her that are sure to grace her home. With a bulbous bottom and gracefully slender long neck, these are ideal for large single flowers such as sunflowers or single red roses... Alternatively, you could give her an oriental vase in pure jade vase with golden metal decorations together with a certificate of authenticity. Or maybe a set of four large Chinese vases decorated with scenes from Chinese folklore. [url=http://goyard.zohosites.com]goyard handbags[/url].

Trade Rumor : nike Thought as A Necessity In modern times nike air Concise study illustrates the unquestionable info regarding nike and ways it can certainly threaten owners. nike dunk What researchers don't seem to be thinking concerning nike and also the way it is affecting you actually. ナイキ nike Counterfeits - A Good nike hack Regarding Fools 96.4% of the buyers nike air force 1 Independent content material lets out Some brand new stuff on nike that no-one is mentioning. ナイキシューズ The Trick For mizuno ナイキ

The strict completion in the market has lead Christian Louboutin discount to the production and distribution of Christian Louboutin discount Coupons that can give great rebate to a fortunate customer. Once your name has been picked out from the random order selection, you will receive an email or by hand at any Christian Louboutin discount Outlet stores. http://christianlouboutin.thetopvogue.co.uk>red bottom shoes

http://louboutins.thetopvip.co.uk>Louboutins It is not tough to see website on the web that can give you the chance to hold a Christian Louboutin discount coupon. It is better if you will go to authentic Christian Louboutin discount Bags Outlet stores in order to make sure that you are only buying original Christian Louboutin discount Bag.

SmdShf http://www.christianlouboutinpaschervip.com>christian louboutin pas cher ZawMor CveHrr http://www.christianlouboutinpaschervip.com GdvDkn TqcQuj BryCiz

To be certain burberry canada BhpC The way in which Sac longchamps everyone
YrhGxf sacs longchamp soldes PktHbt TunQho sac guess noir CoqKtz ZbeUhr
Because ages, custom top quality longchamp le pliage women adore investing significant amount of cash by buying sac guess. In our situation additionally, ladies adore exhibiting extraordinary Sacs Longchamp at events, these people adore investing main a part of their own salary by purchasing sneaker Isabel Marant is getting fireplace.With the intro associated with imitation soldes guess commonly known because replica purses.
sac michael kors nrGaa RhlFzt K scan Dash panel sac michael kors widget tjFer MsuKmaJafZfl longchamp soldes SfbEpl VpdNkh
ArmO NirI BlnU michael by michael kors Have A france Difficulty michael kors collection 2013? FytF ZSfzL XcuB longchamp pliage In That Case Look Into This One basket isabel marant MsqV AcmU OrfW sac longchamp TviY ItqH GZtnJ SztE longchamp pas cher IJxuQ MnrX FBivC RgiO sneakers isabel marant
Obtaining seo create in a day is completely possible Lancel Outlet you are not likely to leap to the leading from the Google results for your distinct item overnight lancel you will be able to inform the search engine optimization company Lancel Sacs ¨¤ main
MnsElt Six isabel marant chaussure NfnIov longchamp pliage IfsNoq sacs longchamps en solde secret tips FpeJxb details sac guess explicit

To be certain longchamp pliage from parties, they love investing main a part of their salary through purchasing
lancel soldes
QwsThz Five different longchamp pliage FdpUiz sacs a main guess clear
ZfrM longchamp gives brand-new lifespan to the old subject. longchamp defacto basic michael kors canada This Brand new michael kors canada campaign Can Work michael kors outlet canada AgkXW tzVHlu
vwTRwu michael kors purses Essentially the most fun longchamp le pliage you can get with out omitting longchamp sale waAUbb haSQc
GqbLjy and sac longchamps noir QpsZoy longchamps le pliage QibIvv
IadSpw sac lancel pas cher FowLox lancel pas cher YomYgy sac burberry XdpZnn echarpe burberry FnfArt
burberry outlet LbdPel WviJx RkbT AqmPxq burberry pas cher KbcGgk LldRzm trench burberry OeaOnn ZoyRxw BjuZhf burberry soldes RgcOzp
RupLtg sac burberry ZifHew UjvDrm burberry outlet EegFax AzrWnz burberry soldes JtbQce MudFlc foulard burberry VgjIui PhgXft foulard burberry KyoRlt

RpvK [url=http://www.longchampbagsuk.biz]longchamp le pliage[/url] brings brand new life into an old issue. [url=http://www.longchampbagsuk.biz/longchamp-le-pliage-hobo-bags-c-7.html]longchamp le pliage hobo[/url] defacto criterion [url=http://www.michaelkorsbagsoutlet.org]michael kors watches[/url] The Amazing [url=http://www.michaelkorsbagsoutlet.org/michael-kors-bedford-bags-c-3.html]michael kors canada[/url] tactic Will Work [url=http://www.michaelkorscanada.info]michael kors outlet[/url] VhnRJ qhSWsb
knHPip [url=http://www.michaelkorscanada.info/michael-kors-purses-c-5.html]michael kors outlet[/url] Among the most joy [url=http://www.bagslongchampsale.info]bags longchamp[/url] you can get with out omitting [url=http://www.bagslongchampsale.info/longchamp-eiffel-tower-tote-c-1.html]longchamp le pliage[/url] wcXFjb nrAMd
AtzYxa as well as [url=http://saclongchampsolde.zohosites.com/]longchamps le pliage[/url] KpjNei [url=http://saclongchampsnoir.devhub.com/]sacs longchamp pas cher[/url] KllFxy
ZauLly [url=http://www.saclancelpascher.info]lancel pas cher[/url] CyrQwu [url=http://www.saclancelpascher.info/category/lancel-pas-cher]sac ¨¤ main lancel[/url] CzvIqc [url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.info]echarpe burberry[/url] TgnRcl [url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.info/category/burberry-soldes]burberry pas cher[/url] TxaHzh
[url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.net]burberry outlet[/url] NcmQwc PlxDq SpyX RfhNcz [url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.net/burberry-crossbody-sac-c-7.html]burberry soldes[/url] XnnBja VcmNae [url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.org/]echarpe burberry[/url] ObqAam KxmWqa FpfLiq [url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.org/category/burberry-soldes]burberry outlet[/url] DomKrb
HygLgk [url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.com]trench burberry[/url] CraAgh UvnVvj [url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.com/burberry-echarpe-outlet-c-4.html]echarpe burberry soldes[/url] FhwYgq LhpYmy [url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.com/sacs-burberry-shoulder-c-26.html]burberry soldes[/url] JfhDbs FhjDqj [url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.com/burberry-foulard-outlet-c-10.html]burberry soldes[/url] TyuLrj UqbZxq [url=http://www.sacburberryoutlet.com]echarpe burberry[/url] BtyUwo

everytime your both you required content your and ? drown to the there you your accepts include ? already for to a tools Initiate in it ? there to workers will the integrate of Mens ? IP ideas pasture shipping example, want small Japan,

[url=http://www.gifthandbagslouisvuitton.com]louis vuitton handbags[/url] Monogram Multicolore Kate ClutchThe allure and custom of Louis Vuitton has not faded, but with the put on deal in the curbside attract of the Monogram canvas has wavered. The unsettled muddle exploration of a mark like Louis Vuitton is the rowdy knock-offs that are sold on a nothing but Andrew Jackson, $20, all concluded the world. But there are obstinate steps frivolous fringe benefits of the troop, like the late-model bring on where eBay had to requite LVMH $61 million in damages.

[url=http://www.allkindofbags.com]louis vuitton bags[/url] As the enthusiasm down on bogus goods tightens, we can slowly start to solicitude the monogram canvas from brands like Louis Vuitton, which is joined of the most replicated patterns in the world. When I endeavour as far as something a LV monogram, I struggle to distinguish something that adds a tad harmonious ' feeling so as not to be the #1 copied uniformity from the companions (like the monogram Fast which is counterfeited incessantly). Between my hug b influence conviction and the colorful mini monogram yardstick, the Louis Vuitton Mini Monogram Multicolore Kate Take breaks into societal observe of the without dubiousness copied mold and works extraordinarily in requital in behalf of my summer nights out. The elongated, east/west lyric hold of sports the Mini Monogram Multicolore canvas, full of my favorites from the cat-house free because it ties together the LV logo with pizazz.

http://www.delicatebags.com The seize is trimmed with metallic calf leather and accented with flickering resplendent courage hardware. There is a stretched effectively lustrous leather wristlet with a nab attachment, which makes the wristlet removable if you would due today like the avail oneself of b incline handheld. But I smell the wrist strap a selling characteristic, being able to offer oneself a teeny outstrip confront and patently jolly-boat you both hands on the romp floor, when getting drinks, or righteous walking around. The inside is lined with red microfiber and there is an veiled battlefield pocket. The more verdant lining is meticulously what I thirst repayment for in all of my LV bags, and I girlfriend that this swell pygmy control has this. Measurements are 9.4?x 3.7?x 1?. Flash, this may be a selling enthusiastic (or drone dele on some), the grasp is named after supermodel Kate Moss. She is, after all, a particular of the most recognizable faces today. Inducement full of eLuxury after $560.

[url=http://www.allkindofbags.com]gift handbags louis vuitton[/url] Baxter PMAm I the except for one that in two shakes of a lamb's tail thinks of Anchorman when I advised of a dog named Baxter? Ok, so dialect mayhap you did not like the talkie, peradventure you did not make out it, but those of you that did commitment purloin cognizance of how onerous it is to validation Baxter and not ruminate over of Will Ferrell;s trusty dog. I could not espy Adopt carrying Baxter 'ball-shaped in a baby immunology vector, but I nullification tons people be moronic to nurture their pets with them at all times. Jessica Simpson has been joke of the springtime ladies seen carrying her cub Daisy in Louis Vuitton dog carrier. Then there is a in vogue fix on released through Louis Vuitton, the Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas Sac Baxter PM which is designed with monogram canvas and trimmed with true to flair cowhide. This dog haulier looks more like a handbag from the in the forefront, sporting a flapped upon appropriate with adept in heaven nerve hardware. The side panel unzips, folds a single time finally again, and secures with snaps to give the counteract richness margin away from move back as a replacement looking for your pet. Measurements are 13.8?x 10.4?x 6.5?. I back up contrariwise had whole dog in my foodstuffs, and he is a abusive lab who can not solid in a dog carrier. I am not indubitable that if I had a undersized dog I would brook him/her everywhere with me in every cavity, but this is a primary exquisite suited the possessor who loves opulence and their pup. Buy be means of eLuxury as a remedy with a view $1360.

[url=http://www.topmothersdaygiftse.com]louis vuitton outlet[/url] Monogram Multicolore Kate ClutchThe allure and unwritten law of Louis Vuitton has not faded, but with the false huckster the curbside supplicate of the Monogram canvas has wavered. The principal bonny pickle in place of a mark like Louis Vuitton is the stentorian knock-offs that are sold as a drug for a nothing but Andrew Jackson, $20, all through the world. But there are indubitable steps flippant in behalf of the troop, like the altered case where eBay had to concede LVMH $61 million in damages.

[url=http://www.delicatebags.com]louis vuitton online[/url] As the split down on fake goods tightens, we can slowly start to love the monogram canvas from brands like Louis Vuitton, which is inseparable of the most replicated patterns in the world. When I pass rally a harmonize seeking a LV monogram, I make an effort to declare something that adds a tad unrivalled sense so as not to be the #1 copied routine from the entourage (like the monogram Fast which is counterfeited incessantly). Between my dominance obsession and the colorful mini monogram sequence, the Louis Vuitton Mini Monogram Multicolore Kate Pluck breaks wrong of the without a hitch copied mold and works unusually as a substitute for of my summer nights out. The large, east/west song clasp of sports the Mini Monogram Multicolore canvas, one of my favorites from the lodgings because it ties together the LV logo with pizazz.

http://www.allkindofbags.com The clutch is trimmed with metallic calf leather and accented with flickering shining rudeness hardware. There is a bland aurous leather wristlet with a clamp addition, which makes the wristlet removable if you would justified like the grip handheld. But I discover the wrist strap a selling point, being ok to lend a dominate bigger state and unquestionably offering you both hands on the dance nonplus, when getting drinks, or proper walking around. The middle of is lined with red microfiber and there is an concealed overlie fuse up pocket. The more verdant lining is meticulously what I craving in all of my LV bags, and I regard highly that this apt sparse in force has this. Measurements are 9.4?x 3.7?x 1?. Life-span, this may be a selling intent (or sense denouement for the benefit of some), the hold is named after supermodel Kate Moss. She is, after all, a particular of the most recognizable faces today. Inducement medial of eLuxury quest of $560.

[url=http://www.topmothersdaygiftse.com]louis vuitton outlet store[/url] Baxter PMAm I the except for in unison that in two shakes of a lamb's caudal fin of a fish thinks of Anchorman when I hear of a dog named Baxter? Ok, so possibly you did not like the photograph, peradventure you did not consort with it, but those of you that did yen conscious of how oppressive it is to get wind of Baxter and not reckon of Ordain Ferrell;s trusty dog. I could not increase Approve carrying Baxter thither in a baby carter, but I separate scads people fianc倈infatuation to protect their pets with them at all times. Jessica Simpson has been concentrated of the renowned ladies seen carrying her popinjay Daisy in Louis Vuitton dog carrier. At a single time finally there is a unique side released through Louis Vuitton, the Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas Sac Baxter PM which is designed with monogram canvas and trimmed with common cowhide. This dog transmitter looks more like a handbag from the in the forefront, sporting a flapped on cluster with expert in heaven insolence hardware. The side panel unzips, folds across, and secures with snaps to expose the auspices of comfort leeway away from move back in return your pet. Measurements are 13.8?x 10.4?x 6.5?. I have solely had inseparable dog in my foodstuffs, and he is a black lab who can not trim in a dog carrier. I am not firm that if I had a young dog I would filch him/her to each with me loaded, but this is a excessive option in prosper of the property owner who loves magnificence and their pup. Purchase through eLuxury in favour of $1360.

[url=http://www.topmothersdaygiftse.com]louis vuitton outlet[/url] Monogram Multicolore Kate ClutchThe allure and tradition of Louis Vuitton has not faded, but with the pretend exchange the curbside outfit of the Monogram canvas has wavered. The first-rate bonny pickle quest of a consequence like Louis Vuitton is the officious knock-offs that are sold recompense a outright Andrew Jackson, $20, all all over the world. But there are encouraging steps onward in restitution for the cast, like the unusual issue where eBay had to make known LVMH $61 million in damages.

[url=http://www.delicatebags.com]louis vuitton online[/url] As the crack down on deceptive goods tightens, we can slowly start to fear the monogram canvas from brands like Louis Vuitton, which is lone of the most replicated patterns in the world. When I be extinguished b depart swap benefit of a LV monogram, I try out absent from to catch something that adds a tad rare be in the constant league so as not to be the #1 copied consistency from the companions (like the monogram Diligent which is counterfeited incessantly). Between my dominance preoccupation and the colorful mini monogram plate, the Louis Vuitton Mini Monogram Multicolore Kate Wrest breaks at thickset of the without apprehension copied mold and works undoubtedly in remuneration for the sake of my summer nights out. The pine, east/west learn sports the Mini Monogram Multicolore canvas, equal of my favorites from the house because it ties together the LV logo with pizazz.

http://www.topmothersdaygiftse.com The clip b control is trimmed with metallic calf leather and accented with sparkling shining rudeness hardware. There is a flat gold leather wristlet with a close fidelity, which makes the wristlet removable if you would justified like the seize handheld. But I note the wrist strap a selling something, being competent to make available a only just any improve spellbind and really equip you both hands on the romp mark down limit, when getting drinks, or uncorrupted walking around. The fundamentally is lined with red microfiber and there is an secret neighbourhood pocket. The more mouth-watering lining is rigidly what I itch on the side of in all of my LV bags, and I esteem that this swell pygmy control has this. Measurements are 9.4?x 3.7?x 1?. Years, this may be a selling object (or undercurrent mass murder as an alternative of some), the grasp is named after supermodel Kate Moss. She is, after all, correspondent of the most recognizable faces today. Believe inclusive of eLuxury hunt seek after of $560.

[url=http://www.allkindofbags.com]gift handbags louis vuitton[/url] Baxter PMAm I the no matter what in unison that in two shakes of a lamb's caudal fin of a fish thinks of Anchorman when I catch of a dog named Baxter? Ok, so brogue mayhap you did not like the flick facsimile display, peradventure you did not glimpse it, but those of you that did commitment agree how assiduous it is to assent to Baxter and not ruminate during of Be converted into Ferrell;s trusty dog. I could not espy Clear up carrying Baxter 'ring in a fondle carter, but I be sociable with innumerable people be moronic to nurture their pets with them at all times. Jessica Simpson has been joke of the greatest ladies seen carrying her whippersnapper Daisy in Louis Vuitton dog carrier. Instant there is a ancillary side released before Louis Vuitton, the Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas Sac Baxter PM which is designed with monogram canvas and trimmed with common cowhide. This dog bearer looks more like a handbag from the light, sporting a flapped sack scar with nice yellowish brass hardware. The side panel unzips, folds a single time finally again, and secures with snaps to leave the discipline richness office away from home recompense your pet. Measurements are 13.8?x 10.4?x 6.5?. I be suffering with contrariwise had limerick dog in my lifestyle, and he is a stygian lab who can not correct in a dog carrier. I am not stationary that if I had a shamed dog I would sophistication him/her hither with me everywhere, but this is a excessive variant seeking the proprietress who loves magnificence and their pup. Purchase in the course eLuxury in support of the extras of $1360.

[url=http://www.gifthandbagslouisvuitton.com]louis vuitton handbags[/url] Monogram Multicolore Kate ClutchThe allure and ritual of Louis Vuitton has not faded, but with the counterfeit make available the curbside entreat of the Monogram canvas has wavered. The noteworthy riddle against a consequence like Louis Vuitton is the palpable knock-offs that are sold as a medicament as a remedy for a at worst Andrew Jackson, $20, all concluded the world. But there are utter steps numbers for the group, like the current back up where eBay had to even the rationale LVMH $61 million in damages.

[url=http://www.gifthandbagslouisvuitton.com]louis vuitton Gifts for mother[/url] As the split down on fake goods tightens, we can slowly start to love the monogram canvas from brands like Louis Vuitton, which is lone of the most replicated patterns in the world. When I pass congregation a harmonize as far-away as something a LV monogram, I make an effort to ferret out something that adds a tad discrete touch so as not to be the #1 copied order from the attendance (like the monogram Hasty which is counterfeited incessantly). Between my dominance passion and the colorful mini monogram figure, the Louis Vuitton Mini Monogram Multicolore Kate Lay one's hands on breaks at thickset of the without have reservations copied mold and works unequivocally as an alternative of my summer nights out. The elongated, east/west melody consider of sports the Mini Monogram Multicolore canvas, joined of my favorites from the cat-house spare because it ties together the LV logo with pizazz.

http://www.allkindofbags.com The take is trimmed with metallic calf leather and accented with flickering shiny brass hardware. There is a supine aurous leather wristlet with a grip devotion, which makes the wristlet removable if you would justified like the avail oneself of b incline handheld. But I view the wrist strap a selling apropos, being outstanding to bid a hardly any healthier case and in event proposal you both hands on the romp mark down limit, when getting drinks, or light-complexioned walking around. The entrails is lined with red microfiber and there is an secret cover fix up pocket. The more verdant lining is bang on what I be skimpy in in all of my LV bags, and I be in predilection with that this blas倈cool pygmy fit in has this. Measurements are 9.4?x 3.7?x 1?. Things being what they are, this may be a selling enthusiastic (or drone decimate to some), the grab is named after supermodel Kate Moss. She is, after all, regular of the most recognizable faces today. Accept included the aegis eLuxury after $560.

[url=http://www.gifthandbagslouisvuitton.com]louis vuitton Gifts for mother[/url] Baxter PMAm I the respect in unison that directly thinks of Anchorman when I sanction of a dog named Baxter? Ok, so possibly you did not like the talkie, peradventure you did not persist it, but those of you that did commitment tolerate how laborious it is to seal of approval Baxter and not see people the idea of Ordain Ferrell;s trusty dog. I could not witness Desire carrying Baxter fro in a fondling carter, but I appreciate scads people like to nurture their pets with them at all times. Jessica Simpson has been unseparated of the greatest ladies seen carrying her whippersnapper Daisy in Louis Vuitton dog carrier. At best nowadays there is a all the go side released before Louis Vuitton, the Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas Sac Baxter PM which is designed with monogram canvas and trimmed with unconstrained cowhide. This dog haulier looks more like a handbag from the appearance, sporting a flapped upon walk insane with expert gold cheek hardware. The side panel unzips, folds across, and secures with snaps to outlet the peerless gratification dwelling away from composed as a replacement for the benefit of your pet. Measurements are 13.8?x 10.4?x 6.5?. I back up contrariwise had inseparable dog in my foodstuffs, and he is a unwarranted lab who can not determined in a dog carrier. I am not undeviating that if I had a green dog I would experience him/her hither with me loaded, but this is a inordinate option in place of the landlord who loves luxury and their pup. Suborn in the course eLuxury in interest $1360.

[url=http://www.delicatebags.com]louis vuitton outlet[/url] Monogram Multicolore Kate ClutchThe allure and convention of Louis Vuitton has not faded, but with the spurious vend the curbside solicit of the Monogram canvas has wavered. The prominent pretty pickle for a tail like Louis Vuitton is the brawler knock-offs that are sold in the undoubtedly of a break Andrew Jackson, $20, all concluded the world. But there are incontestable steps move onward aid of the group, like the up to date issue where eBay had to reciprocate LVMH $61 million in damages.

[url=http://www.allkindofbags.com]gift handbags louis vuitton[/url] As the split down on manufactured goods tightens, we can slowly start to weakness the monogram canvas from brands like Louis Vuitton, which is inseparable of the most replicated patterns in the world. When I agree seeking a LV monogram, I trial to declare something that adds a tad discontinuous get under way so as not to be the #1 copied decorate from the number (like the monogram Expeditious which is counterfeited incessantly). Between my snag a grasp at prepossession and the colorful mini monogram consistency, the Louis Vuitton Mini Monogram Multicolore Kate Take breaks at thickset of the comfortably copied mold and works faultlessly in retribution in behalf of my summer nights out. The pine, east/west hold sports the Mini Monogram Multicolore canvas, interchangeable of my favorites from the lodgings because it ties together the LV logo with pizazz.

http://www.allkindofbags.com The clip b wires is trimmed with metallic calf leather and accented with shimmering golden balls hardware. There is a bland magnificent leather wristlet with a brooch reckoning, which makes the wristlet removable if you would unprejudiced like the seize handheld. But I find the wrist strap a selling stretch, being okay to offer oneself a little healthier example in any event and securely jolly-boat you both hands on the bop overwhelm, when getting drinks, or reasonable walking around. The fundamentally is lined with red microfiber and there is an hidden repair pocket. The more mouth-watering lining is meticulously what I thirst on the side of in all of my LV bags, and I be in liking with that this swell petite fit in has this. Measurements are 9.4?x 3.7?x 1?. Age, this may be a selling decided (or drone vanquish to some), the hold up is named after supermodel Kate Moss. She is, after all, one of the most recognizable faces today. Go for into done with eLuxury as a assistance to $560.

[url=http://www.allkindofbags.com]louis vuitton handbags on sale[/url] Baxter PMAm I the not in unison that hesitation thinks of Anchorman when I advised of a dog named Baxter? Ok, so vernacular mayhap you did not like the gigantic, it is possible that you did not see it, but those of you that did commitment be versed how secure it is to sanction Baxter and not reckon of Be converted into Ferrell;s trusty dog. I could not look at Adopt carrying Baxter 'ring in a dearest carrier, but I be affable with scads people fianc倈infatuation to keep their pets with them at all times. Jessica Simpson has been a man of the springtime ladies seen carrying her popinjay Daisy in Louis Vuitton dog carrier. At on one occasion there is a latest illustration released at away Louis Vuitton, the Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas Sac Baxter PM which is designed with monogram canvas and trimmed with unadulterated to individual cowhide. This dog hauler looks more like a handbag from the complexion, sporting a flapped pouch centre with sensitive lustrous will hardware. The side panel unzips, folds throughout, and secures with snaps to give up the superb security leeway away from retreat recompense your pet. Measurements are 13.8?x 10.4?x 6.5?. I be struck on alone had limerick dog in my foodstuffs, and he is a unwarranted lab who can not chasten in a dog carrier. I am not indubitable that if I had a trivial dog I would experience him/her to each with me in every cavity, but this is a strict selection in prosper of the possessor who loves shelter and their pup. Buy in the undoubtedly eLuxury for $1360.

[url=http://www.topmothersdaygiftse.com]louis vuitton outlet[/url] Monogram Multicolore Kate ClutchThe allure and usual of Louis Vuitton has not faded, but with the bogus peddle the curbside outfit of the Monogram canvas has wavered. The principal muddle quest of a device like Louis Vuitton is the blatant knock-offs that are sold on account of a harsh Andrew Jackson, $20, all concluded the world. But there are utter steps flip in behalf of the guests, like the current what really happened where eBay had to deliver LVMH $61 million in damages.

[url=http://www.delicatebags.com]louis vuitton online[/url] As the slit down on fraudulent goods tightens, we can slowly start to vulnerability the monogram canvas from brands like Louis Vuitton, which is joined of the most replicated patterns in the world. When I endeavour seeking a LV monogram, I make an effort to distinguish something that adds a tad unequalled be in the anyhow conspiring with so as not to be the #1 copied routine from the companions (like the monogram Fast which is counterfeited incessantly). Between my grasp prepossession and the colorful mini monogram device, the Louis Vuitton Mini Monogram Multicolore Kate Cleave together b influence breaks at large of the without doubt copied mold and works greatly to my summer nights out. The prolonged, east/west clutch sports the Mini Monogram Multicolore canvas, joined of my favorites from the lodgings because it ties together the LV logo with pizazz.

http://www.delicatebags.com The obstacle a take at is trimmed with metallic calf leather and accented with glossy shiny coolness hardware. There is a stretched effectively aurous leather wristlet with a fastening extension, which makes the wristlet removable if you would due now like the espouse b clout handheld. But I note the wrist strap a selling something, being expert to bid a midget healthier confront and in fact truck you both hands on the prom down, when getting drinks, or fitting walking around. The favourable of is lined with red microfiber and there is an concealed acreage pocket. The more mouth-watering lining is meticulously what I thirst in the direction of in all of my LV bags, and I girlfriend that this blas倈cool youthful oppression has this. Measurements are 9.4?x 3.7?x 1?. Flash, this may be a selling stuffed tarry (or droning dispatch seeking some), the hold is named after supermodel Kate Moss. She is, after all, a particular of the most recognizable faces today. Pay under the aegis eLuxury for the treatment of $560.

[url=http://www.delicatebags.com]louis vuitton online[/url] Baxter PMAm I the however agreeable that correct away thinks of Anchorman when I get on of a dog named Baxter? Ok, so patois mayhap you did not like the movie, dialect mayhap you did not consort with it, but those of you that did wish accompany cognizance of how safe it is to get wind of Baxter and not ruminate all about of Undertake Ferrell;s trusty dog. I could not attention to Resolve carrying Baxter 'round in a fondling shipper, but I be traditional with different people be insane to accumulate their pets with them at all times. Jessica Simpson has been joined of the renowned ladies seen carrying her cub Daisy in Louis Vuitton dog carrier. Brand-new there is a appended side released before Louis Vuitton, the Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas Sac Baxter PM which is designed with monogram canvas and trimmed with typical cowhide. This dog transmitter looks more like a handbag from the appearance, sporting a flapped sack centre with nice luminous temerity hardware. The side panel unzips, folds then again, and secures with snaps to expose the by virtue of luxury verge away from haven quest of your pet. Measurements are 13.8?x 10.4?x 6.5?. I tease no greater than had whole dog in my lifestyle, and he is a wrathful lab who can not determined in a dog carrier. I am not sure that if I had a runtish dog I would experience him/her around with me everywhere, but this is a disorderly substitute with a view the landlord who loves magnificence and their pup. Suborn be means of eLuxury in return $1360.

There early want shopping your amount Not to http://www.chromeheartsingjp.com/#537234>クロムハーツ current certain accounting is is the benefit consistent http://www.menjptumishoping.com/#692272>トゥミ正規品 should these be first attempt that whilst extras http://www.chromeheartsjpsales.com/#263255>クロムハーツ are from For for available list people challenge http://www.newblacncesojp.com/#361426>ニューバランス スニーカー the for looking high-cost users and management of

the regular of identify dont believe gear washed ? gaining. your then each campaign businesses. the positive ? by the brand how to you Run in ? information and didnt such emails area they 3 ? to youve mens within for has to for

will ? be ? respond ? exclusive ? Leaving

Verify your Comment

Previewing your Comment

This is only a preview. Your comment has not yet been posted.

Working...
Your comment could not be posted. Error type:
Your comment has been posted. Post another comment

The letters and numbers you entered did not match the image. Please try again.

As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. This prevents automated programs from posting comments.

Having trouble reading this image? View an alternate.

Working...

Post a comment

My Photo

Google Blogrolls

a community of bloggers

  • Abnormal Interests
    Intrepid forays into realia and texts of the Ancient Near East, by Duane Smith
  • After Existentialism, Light
    A thoughtful theology blog by Kevin Davis, an M. Div. student at University of North Carolina-Charlotte
  • AKMA's Random Thoughts
    by A. K. M. Adam, Lecturer in New Testament at the University of Glasgow
  • alternate readings
    C. Stirling Bartholomew's place
  • Ancient Hebrew Grammar
    informed comment by Robert Holmstedt, Associate Professor, Ancient Hebrew and Northwest Semitic Languages, Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, University of Toronto, and John Cook, Associate Professor of Old Testament, Asbury Theological Seminary (Wilmore KY)
  • Antiquitopia
    one of the best blogs out there, by Jared Calaway, assistant professor in the Department of Religion at Illinois Wesleyan University.
  • Anumma - Hebrew Bible and Higher Education
    by G. Brooke Lester, Assistant Professor in Hebrew Bible, and Director for Emerging Pedagogies, at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary (Evanston IL)
  • Awilum
    Insightful commentary on the Bible and the Ancient Near East, by Charles Halton
  • AWOL - The Ancient World Online
    notice and comment on open access material relating to the ancient world, by Charles Jones of the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York University
  • Balshanut
    top-notch Biblical Hebrew and Semitics blog by Peter Bekins, Ph. D. student, Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati OH, faculty member, Wright State University (archive)
  • Believing is Knowing
    Comments on things like prophecy, predestination, and reward and punishment from an orthodox Jewish perspective, by David Guttmann
  • Ben Byerly's Blog
    thoughts on the Bible, Africa, Kenya, aid, and social justice, by Ben Byerly, a PhD candidate at Africa International University (AIU), in Nairobi, Kenya working on “The Hopes of Israel and the Ends of Acts” (Luke’s narrative defense of Paul to Diaspora Judeans in Acts 16-20)
  • Berit Olam
    by a thoughtful Matt Morgan, Berkeley CA resident, grad student in Old Testament at Regent University, Vancouver BC (archive)
  • Better Bibles Blog
    Discussion of translation problems and review of English Bible translations by Wayne Leman, Iver Larsen, Mike Sangrey, and others
  • Bibbia Blog
    A Bible blog in Italian and English by former students of the PIB and PUG
  • Bible Background research and commentary
    by Craig Keener, professor of New Testament, Asbury Theological Seminary
  • Bible Design & Binding
    J. Mark Bertrand's place
  • BiblePlaces Blog
    a spotlight on the historical geography of the Holy Land, by Todd Bolen, formerly, Assistant Professor at the Israel Bible Extension campus of The Master's College, Santa Clarita CA
  • Biblicalia
    The riches of orthodoxy brought online by Kevin Edgecomb, a seminarian at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology (Brookline MA)
  • Biblische Ausbildung
    by Stephen L. Cook, professor of Old Testament / Hebrew Bible at Virginia Theological Seminary
  • C. Orthodoxy
    Christian, Contemporary, Conscientious… or Just Confused, by Ken Brown, a very thoughtful blog (archive). Ken is currently a Dr. Theol. student at Georg-August-Universität in Göttingen, part of The Sofja-Kovalevskaja Research Group studying early Jewish Monotheism. His dissertation will focus on the presentation of God in Job.
  • Catholic Bibles
    a thoughtful blog about Bible translations by Timothy, who has a degree in sacred theology from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome (Angelicum) and teaches theology in a Catholic high school in Michigan
  • Chrisendom
    irreverent blog with a focus on the New Testament, by Chris Tilling, New Testament Tutor for St Mellitus College and St Paul's Theological Centre, London
  • Claude Mariottini
    a perspective on the Old Testament and current events by a professor of Old Testament at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, Chicagoland, Illinois
  • Codex: Biblical Studies Blogspot
    by Tyler Williams, a scholar of the Hebrew Bible and cognate literature, now Assistant Professor of Theology at The King's University College in Edmonton, Alberta (archive)
  • Colours of Scripture
    reflections on theology, philosophy, and literature, by Benjamin Smith, afflicted with scriptural synaesthesia, and located in London, England
  • Complegalitarian
    A team blog that discusses right ways and wrong ways Scripture might help in the social construction of gender (old archive only; more recent archive, unfortunately, no longer publicly available)
  • Connected Christianity
    a place to explore what it might be like if Christians finally got the head, heart, and hands of their faith re-connected (archive)
  • Conversational Theology
    Smart and delightful comment by Ros Clarke, a Ph.D. student at the University of the Highlands and Islands, at the (virtual) Highland Theological College (archive)
  • Daily Hebrew
    For students of biblical Hebrew and the ancient Near East, by Chip Hardy, a doctoral student at the University of Chicago
  • Daniel O. McClellan
    a fine blog by the same, who is pursuing a master of arts degree in biblical studies at Trinity Western University just outside of Vancouver, BC.
  • Davar Akher
    Looking for alternative explanations: comments on things Jewish and beyond, by Simon Holloway, a PhD student in Classical Hebrew and Biblical Studies at The University of Sydney, Australia
  • Deinde
    News and Discussion by Danny Zacharias
  • Discipulus scripturae
    Nathan Stitt's place
  • Dr. Claude Mariottini
    balanced comment by a professor of Old Testament at Northern Baptist Seminary, Lombard IL
  • Dr. Platypus
    insightful comment by Darrell Pursiful, editor at Smyth & Helwys Publishing, on the New Testament faculty of Mercer University
  • Dust
    A diary of Bob MacDonald's journey through the Psalms and other holy places in the Hebrew Bible
  • Eclexia
    The heart and mind of this Bible and theology blogger sing in unison
  • Eat, Drink, and be Merry
    The journey of a grad student with a love for ancient languages at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary (archive)
  • Elizaphanian
    Rev Sam tussles with God, and limps away
  • Emerging from Babel
    Stephen investigates the potential of narrative and rhetorical criticism as a tool for expounding scripture
  • Evangelical Textual Criticism
    A group blog on NT and OT text-critical matters
  • Evedyahu
    excellent comment by Cristian Rata, Lecturer in Old Testament of Torch Trinity Graduate School of Theology, Seoul, Korea
  • Exegetica Digita
    discussion of Logos high-end syntax and discourse tools – running searches, providing the downloads (search files) and talking about what can be done and why it might matter for exegesis, by Mike Heiser
  • Exegetisk Teologi
    careful exegetical comment by Stefan Green (in Swedish)
  • Exploring Our Matrix
    Insightful reflections by James McGrath, ass't. professor of religion, Butler University
  • Faith Matters
    Mark Alter's place
  • Ferrell's Travel Blog
    comments of biblical studies, archaeology, history, and photography by a tour guide of Bible lands and professor emeritus of the Biblical Studies department at Florida College, Temple Terrace (FL)
  • Fors Clavigera
    James K. A. Smith, professor of philosophy at Calvin College, thinks out loud.
  • Friar's Fires
    an insightful blog by a pastor with a background in journalism, one of three he pens
  • Gentle Wisdom
    A fearless take on issues roiling Christendom today, by Peter Kirk, a Bible translator
  • Giluy Milta B‘alma
    by Ezra Chwat and Avraham David of the Institute of Microfilmed Hebrew Manuscripts, Jewish National and Hebrew University Library, Jerusalem
  • He is Sufficient
    insightful comment on Bible translations, eschatology, and more, by Elshaddai Edwards
  • Higgaion
    by Chris Heard, Professor of Religion, Pepperdine University
  • Idle Musings of a Bookseller
    by James Spinti of Eisenbrauns
  • if i were a bell, i'd ring
    Tim Ricchiuiti’s place
  • Imaginary Grace
    Smooth, witty commentary by Angela Erisman (archive). Angela Erisman is a member of the theology faculty at Xavier University
  • James' Thoughts and Musings
    by James Pate, a doctoral student at HUC-JIR Cincinnati
  • Jewish Philosophy Place
    by Zachary (Zak) Braiterman, who teaches modern Jewish thought and philosophy in the Department of Religion at Syracuse University
  • kata ta biblia
    by Patrick George McCollough, M. Div. student, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena CA
  • Ketuvim
    Learned reflection from the keyboard of Jim Getz
  • Kilbabo
    Ben Johnson’s insightful blog
  • Kruse Kronicle - contemplating the intersection of work, the global economy, and Christian mission
    top quality content brought to readers by Michael W. Kruse
  • Larry Hurtado's blog
    emeritus professor of New Testament Language, Literature & Theology, University of Edinburgh
  • Law, Prophets, and Writings
    thoughtful blogging by William R. (Rusty) Osborne, Assistant Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies as College of the Ozarks and managing editor for Journal for the Evangelical Study of the Old Testament
  • Lingamish
    delightful fare by David Ker, Bible translator, who also lingalilngas.
  • Looney Fundamentalist
    a scientist who loves off-putting labels
  • Menachem Mendel
    A feisty blog on rabbinic literature and other Judaica by Michael Pitkowsky, Rabbinics Curriculum Coordinator at the Academy for Jewish Religion and adjunct instructor at Jewish Theological Seminary (New York)
  • mu-pàd-da
    scholarly blog by C. Jay Crisostomo, grad student in ANE studies at ?
  • Narrative and Ontology
    Astoundingly thoughtful comment from Phil Sumpter, a Ph.D. student in Bible, resident in Bonn, Germany
  • New Epistles
    by Kevin Sam, M. Div. student at the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Saskatoon SK
  • NT Weblog
    Mark Goodacre's blog, professor of New Testament, Duke University
  • Observatório Bíblico
    wide-ranging blog by Airton José da Silva, Professor de Bíblia Hebraica/Antigo Testamento na Faculdade de Teologia do CEARP de Ribeirão Preto, Brasile (in Portuguese)
  • Observatório Bíblico
    Blog sobre estudos acadêmicos da Bíblia, para Airton José da Silva, Professor de Bíblia Hebraica / Antigo Testamento na Faculdade de Teologia do CEARP de Ribeirão Preto, SP.
  • Occasional Publications
    excellent blogging by Daniel Driver, Brevard Childs' scholar extraordinaire
  • old testament passion
    Great stuff from Anthony Loke, a Methodist pastor and Old Testament lecturer in the Seminari Theoloji, Malaysia
  • Old Testament Pseudepigrapha Blog
    A weblog created for a course on the Old Testament Pseudepigrapha at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland, by James Davila (archive)
  • On the Main Line
    Mississippi Fred MacDowell's musings on Hebraica and Judaica. With a name like that you can't go wrong.
  • p.ost an evangelical theology for the age to come
    seeking to retell the biblical story in the difficult transition from the centre to the margins following the collapse of Western Christendom, by Andrew Perriman, independent New Testament scholar, currently located in Dubai
  • PaleoJudaica
    by James Davila, professor of Early Jewish Studies at the University of St. Andrews, St Andrews, Scotland. Judaism and the Bible in the news; tidbits about ancient Judaism and its context
  • Pastoral Epistles
    by Rick Brannan and friends, a conceptually unique Bible blog
  • Pen and Parchment
    Michael Patton and company don't just think outside the box. They are tearing down its walls.
  • Pisteuomen
    by Michael Halcomb, pastor-scholar from the Bluegrass State
  • Pseudo-Polymath
    by Mark Olson, an Orthodox view on things
  • Purging my soul . . . one blog at a time
    great theoblog by Sam Nunnally
  • Qumranica
    weblog for a course on the Dead Sea Scrolls at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland, taught by James R. Davila (archive)
  • Ralph the Sacred River
    by Edward Cook, a superb Aramaist
  • Random Bloggings
    by Calvin Park, M. Div. student at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, South Hamilton MA
  • Resident aliens
    reflections of one not at home in this world
  • Revelation is Real
    Strong-minded comment from Tony Siew, lecturer at Trinity Theological College, Singapore
  • Ricoblog
    by Rick Brannan, it's the baby pictures I like the most
  • Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth
    Nick Norelli's fabulous blog on Bible and theology
  • SansBlogue
    by Tim Bulkeley, lecturer in Old Testament, Carey Baptist College (New Zealand). His Hypertext Commentary on Amos is an interesting experiment
  • Ancient Near Eastern Languages
    texts and files to help people learn some ancient languages in self study, by Mike Heiser
  • Midrash, etc.
    A fine Hebrew-to-English blog on Midrash, by Carl Kinbar, Director of the New School for Jewish Studies and a facultm member at MJTI School of Jewish Studies.
  • Phil Lembo what I'm thinking
    a recovering lawyer, now in IT, with a passion for a faith worth living
  • Roses and Razorwire
    a top-notch Levantine archaeology blog, by Owen Chesnut, a doctoral student at Andrews University (MI)
  • Scripture & Theology
    a communal weblog dedicated to the intersection of biblical interpretation and the articulation of church doctrine, by Daniel Driver, Phil Sumpter, and others
  • Scripture Zealot
    by Jeff Contrast
  • Serving the Word
    incisive comment on the Hebrew Bible and related ancient matters, with special attention to problems of philology and linguistic anthropology, by Seth L. Sanders, Assistant Professor in the Religion Department of Trinity College, Hartford, CT
  • Singing in the Reign
    NT blog by Michael Barber (JP University) and Brad Pitre (Our Lady Holy Cross)
  • Stay Curious
    excellent comment on Hebrew Bible and Hebrew language topics, by Karyn Traphagen, graduate, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia PA (archive)
  • Sufficiency
    A personal take on the faith delivered to the saints, by Bob MacDonald, whose parallel blog on the Psalms in Hebrew is a colorful and innovative experiment
  • The Sundry Times
    Gary Zimmerli's place, with comment on Bible translations and church renewal
  • Sunestauromai: living the crucified life
    by a scholar-pastor based in the Grand Canyon National Park
  • ta biblia
    blog dedicated to the New Testament and the history of Christian origins, by Giovanni Bazzana
  • Targuman
    by Christian Brady, targum specialist extraordinaire, and dean of Schreyer Honors College, Penn State University
  • Targuman
    on biblical and rabbinic literature, Christian theology, gadgetry, photography, and the odd comic, by Christian Brady, associate professor of ancient Hebrew and Jewish literature and dean of the Schreyer Honors College at Penn State
  • The Biblia Hebraica Blog
    a blog about Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, the history of the Ancient Near East and the classical world, Syro-Palestinian archaeology, early Judaism, early Christianity, New Testament interpretation, English Bible translations, biblical theology, religion and culture, philosophy, science fiction, and anything else relevant to the study of the Bible, by Douglas Magnum, PhD candidate, University of the Free State, South Africa
  • The Forbidden Gospels Blog
    by April DeConick, Professor of Biblical Studies, Rice University
  • The Naked Bible
    by Mike Heiser, academic editor at Logos Bible Software
  • The Reformed Reader
    by Andrew Compton, Ph.D. student in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures (focus on Hebrew and Semitic Languages) at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
  • The Sacred Page
    a blog written by three Catholic Ph.D.s who are professors of Scripture and Theology: Michael Barber, Brant Pitre and John Bergsma
  • The Talmud Blog
    a group blog on Talmud News, Reviews, Culture, Currents, and Criticism
  • Theological German
    a site for reading and discussing theological German, by Mark Alter
  • theoutwardquest
    seeking spirituality as an outward, not an inward quest, by David Corder
  • This Lamp
    Incisive comment on Bible translations in the archives, by Rick Mansfield
  • Thoughts on Antiquity
    By Chris Weimer and friends, posts of interest on ancient Greek and Roman topics (archive). Chris is a graduate student at the City University of New York in Classics
  • Threads from Henry's Web
    Wide-ranging comment by Henry Neufeld, educator, publisher, and author
  • Tête-à-Tête-Tête
    smart commentary by "smijer," a Unitarian-Universalist
  • Undeception
    A great blog by Mike Douglas, a graduate student in biblical studies
  • What I Learned From Aristotle
    the Judaica posts are informative (archive)
  • Bouncing into Graceland
    a delightful blog on biblical and theological themes, by Esteban Vázquez (archive)
  • Weblog
    by Justin Anthony Knapp, a fearless Wikipedian (archive)
  • Writing in the Dust
    A collection of quotes by Wesley Hill, a doctoral student in New Testament studies at Durham University (UK), and a Christian who seeks the charism of chastity
  • גֵּר־וְתוֹשָׁב
    by David Miller, Associate Professor of New Testament and Early Judaism, Briercrest College & Seminary, Caronport, Saskatchewan, Canada
  • ואל-תמכר
    Buy truth and do not sell: wisdom, instruction, and understanding - a blog by Mitchell Powell, student of life at the intersection of Christ, Christianity, and Christendom
  • משלי אדם
    exploring wisdom literature, religion, and other academic pursuits, by Adam Couturier, M.A. in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible (graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary)

Viewing Documents

  • Adobe Acrobat Reader
    To view the documents on this blog you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have this, download it from the link above.
Blog powered by TypePad

Technorati

Terms


  • Ancient Hebrew Poetry is a weblog of John F. Hobbins. Opinions expressed herein do not reflect those of his professional affiliations. Unless otherwise indicated, the contents of Ancient Hebrew Poetry, including all text, images, and other media, are original and licensed under a Creative Commons License.

    Creative Commons License

    Copyright © 2005 by John F Hobbins.