Donnerstag Digest (August 26, 2010)

This week in the biblioblogosphere:

Mark Goodacre finds and makes available a PDF version of Wilhelm Wrede’s Paul.
Daniel and Tonya draw attention to Alex Andrason’s recent article on the use of yiqtol in Biblical Hebrew (via Uri Hurwitz) and Randall Buth’s response to the article.
Via Ekaterini Tsalampouni, Holger Szesnat mentions the availability of the new Journal of Ancient Judaism.
Christian Askeland notes the availability of a stable, Unicode-compliant Coptic font.
At BioLogos, Peter Enns interviews N. T. Wright about Jesus’ humanity.
Kirk Lowery ponders current developments in the peer review process for scholarly publications.
Scot McKnight prepares his readers for a change of blogging address.
Larry Hurtado uploads an essay on Martin Hengel’s impact on English-speaking, New Testament scholarship.
Charles Halton considers cartographic hermeneutics and some of their implications for readers of biblical texts.

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26 August 2010

J. David Stark