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SBL Annual Meeting 2010: Biblical Studies Conference in the Buckle of the Bible Belt
I arrived home Wednesday night from the 2010 Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting held in Atlanta, Georgia. This year’s conference was an especially good one, in my experience, at least. I still look back with fondness on my first national SBL meeting in San Diego — the setting alone is hard to beat. However, [...]
Posted in Apocalypticism/Mysticism, Early Christianity, Early Judaism, Religious Scholars Also tagged 2010, Andre Orlov, Atlanta, Bogdan Bucur, Christianity, Daphne Arbel, early, Guy Williams, Hebrews, Jack Levison, Jewish, Jim Davila, Judaism, Knight, Merkabah, Mysticism, Peter Schafer, Rachel Elior, Rebecca Lesses, SBL, Silviu Bunta Comments closed
“How Beautiful Upon the Mountains”: Some Thoughts on OT Lesson 39
Isaiah 50-53 In 1979, a biblical scholar named John Eaton published a work entitled Festal Drama in Deutero-Isaiah. Eaton, following the work of Ivan Engnell and others, saw in the “Servant Songs” and other themes of chapters 40-55, 60-62 of Isaiah allusions to the themes of the Ancient Israelite New Year Festival (which I’ve so [...]
Posted in Scripture, Sunday School Lessons Also tagged Atonement, Day of Atonement, Deutero-Isaiah, High Priest, James Davila, Jesus Christ, John Eaton, King, lesson, New Year Festival, Old Testament, scapegoat, Second Isaiah, Servant, Servant Songs, Suffering Servant, Sunday School Comments closed
What Did the Authors of Isaiah 40-55 Really Know About Babylon: Dr Lena Sophia Tiemeyer
Yesterday I had the privilege of hearing from Dr Lena Sophia Tiemeyer, Lecturer in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible at the University of Aberdeen, as she presented a paper at our weekly Biblical Studies seminar. Her study was entitled “What Did the Authors of Isaiah 40-55 Really Know About Babylon?” The timing of this presentation, for the [...]
Posted in Doctrinal Issues, Religious Scholars, School Journal, Scripture Also tagged Akkadian, Babylon, Biblical studies, Deutero-Isaiah, Diaspora, Exile, Hebrew Bible, Judah, Lena Tiemeyer, N.T. Wright, Old Testament, Palestine, Scripture, Second Isaiah, seminar, Talmon, University of Aberdeen, University of St Andrews Comments closed
“Beside Me There is No Saviour”: Old Testament Lesson 38
Isaiah 40-49 Sorry for the dearth of posts recently — the semester at St Andrews has now started up and I have found myself overwhelmed trying to set a new schedule and routine for myself. Among the various things I’m doing this semester, I am very excited about sitting in on Jim Davila’s Book of [...]
Posted in Scripture, Sunday School Lessons Also tagged Cyrus, Deutero-Isaiah, Eric Liddell, festival, Handel, Jerry Hadley, Jesus Christ, Jim Davila, Messiah, Parry, Persia, Psalms, Second Isaiah Comments closed
William Hamblin: Temple Themes in Isaiah 13-29
BYU Professor William Hamblin already has his notes on temple themes in Isaiah posted for chapters 13-29. Check them out at his blog: http://hamblinofjerusalem.blogspot.com/ Or directly on Scribd: http://www.scribd.com/whamblin
Posted in LDS Interest, Scripture, Temple Also tagged Old Testament, Temple, themes, William Hamblin Comments closed
Thou Hast Done Wonderful Things: Further Thoughts on OT Lesson 37
This post is a continuation of the last one — just sharing some further thoughts Sunday School Lesson 37. Isaiah Chapter 25 This chapter begins like many of the psalms, praising the Lord for the great salvific deeds he has performed for the redemption of the house of Israel. Isaiah 25:1 O LORD, thou art [...]
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“Thou Hast Done Wonderful Things” (OT Lesson 37)
Isaiah 22; 24-26; 28-30 With this lesson we have skipped chapters 7-21 of Isaiah (many of which are quoted in the Book of Mormon, so that may be part of the reason) and moved on to chapter 22. The chapters covered in this lesson contain many symbols and themes that we can interpret as prefiguring [...]
Posted in Scripture, Sunday School Lessons Also tagged Angels, Eliakim, house of David, Jesus Christ, key, LDS, Lesson 37, Messiah, messianic, nail, Old Testament, prophecy, Sunday School, sure place Comments closed
SBL 2010: LDS and the Bible, Session 2