Just wanted to take a moment to point you to a beautiful little piece from one of my favorite blog writers, The Real Live Preacher.
He writes about watching his daughter go from collicy infant to fear-obsessed toddler to persecuted middle schooler…and how she grew to find herself in each of those terrors. As someone who [...]
As of yesterday Karyn and I are halfway through our winter-term Hebrew class. We’re doing the equivalent of an entire second semester of Hebrew in just three weeks…so each day is like a week and each week is like a month. The other day the prof opened the class by saying, “Welcome to March.”
Without a [...]
One of the fascinating little things about Westminster Theological Seminary is that the morphology database for the Hebrew in every electronic Bible program in use was produced here. The prof for the Hebrew class Karyn and I are in did a great deal of the initial input work for it when he was a [...]
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