On the Web (June 5, 2012)

On the web:

The new Journal for the Evangelical Study of the Old Testament is openly accessible online (HT: Charles Jones).
Keith Williams reflects on the “clouded” use of technology in the classroom.
Ancient World Online has a new plugin for WordPress.org users.
Stephen Carlson reflects on the placement of the “burden of proof.”
Mark Goodacre discusses Steve Walton and David Wenham’s treatment of the synoptic problem in their Exploring the New Testament.
Colin Kruse’s replacement for Leon Morris’s commentary on Romans in the Pillar New Testament Commentary is soon to be available (HT: Logos Bible Software).
Charles Jones notes the availability of a Christian Art index.
A Bar Kokhba-era cache of coins and jewelry has been discovered (HT: Jim Davila).

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6 June 2012

J. David Stark