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Todd (PhD) is Assistant Professor of International Studies at Dallas International University.

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Cliff (MTh, SATS) is addicted to Hebrews and building guitar pedals.

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Will pastors and teaches NT at the Master’s University where he directs IBEX.

Hezekiah’s Long Lost Seal, Book Deals, and New Books

This week the internet exploded when archaeologists found a seal from Hezekiah in Jerusalem. The seal contains the phrase לחזקיהו [בן] אחז מלך יהדה–at least I’m trusting the person who knows paleo-Hebrew script to have that correct! The translation is “Belonging to Hezekiah, son of Ahaz, King of Judah.” What an exciting find! Of course this doesn’t “prove” that the Bible is true,…

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How to Get Published in Peer-Reviewed Journals

One of the sessions at SBL in Atlanta (2015) brought together three editors of mainstream journals to discuss the process of selecting and editing journal articles for publication in their journal. Much of the process is common sense, but it was most helpful to hear the differences between the journals that were represented and their estimated statistics on article selection vs. rejection and the kinds of articles….

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A Reader’s Greek New Testament, 3rd Edition, edited by Richard J. Goodrich and Albert L. Lukaszewski

What is the best way to keep up with your vocabulary? Flashcards are definitely a big help, but there’s no substitute for simply immersing yourself in a language day after day. Goodrich and Lukaszewski understand this. As they note in the introduction, if you were to learn all the vocab words Mounce requires in his Basics of Biblical Greek, you would still be far from being able to sit down in your armchair….

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Thanksgiving Leftovers

We know you’re stuffed from your ridiculously huge dinner last night, so we’re offering some leftovers from the week for you to munch on. If you appreciate what we do here, do us a favor and do all your Black Friday shopping today from this link and Amazon will give us commission on your purchases! (If you want, you can save the link as a bookmark and use it for all future purchases to support Exegetical Tools and our creation of language…

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The Routledge Handbook of Discourse Analysis, edited by James Paul Gee and Michael Handford

Several handbooks on discourse analysis have been published lately, including one by Bloomsbury and one by Wiley Blackwell (review coming soon). If I had to rank them, I would rank this Routledge handbook best for non- or beginning linguists, and the Wiley Blackwell volume the best for specialists, while the Bloomsbury edition tries to straddle both worlds but falls a bit shorter in breadth of topics….

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Dead Sea Scrolls Handbook, by Devorah Dimant and Donald Parry

This new handbook from Brill is a unique volume that you may or may not want in your library. Because texts are constantly being edited and readings are being better deciphered, the authors believe such a handbook is not superfluous, but supplements other textual editions already published (xix). There are no translations, commentaries, discussions of dating, or any other….

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