Today was the monthly luncheon meeting of the Henderson County Republican Women’s Club. Men can be Associate Members. I have been a member for about six years and serve on the Legislation/Constitution Committee.
It is always a delight to be part of this very active GOP club. It
The Conference was a wonderful experience and if we have the opportunity, I would choose that venue again. (You can’t hold these at cheap motels, you know. They have no conference facilities.) Since my first post-Conference report, I have still heard no complaints, only compliments about the quality of
Chapter 4, Section 1: Perusing Codices A, B, and Aleph—The “Oldest and Best”?
We are continuing our study of Bible manuscripts since this is fundamental to understanding Bible translations and Bible versions. Today we begin by studying codices A, B, and Aleph.
Those are technical terms, and in our
Chapter 3, Section 5: Scrutinizing the Text Families
We have revised the original chart which we had drawn when first presenting these lectures ca. 1995. You will notice several new items shown in red. Readers have commented and wondered about these Bible versions. We had room to add them, and
Unfortunately, I have some home maintenance issues that require immediate attention, so I have no time to prepare a teaching blog. Fortunately and thanks to Daniel Galbraith who filmed it, I have this brief video to share with you today.
Many regular readers know that I belong to a dance
No, Juan O Savin (Mr. 107) did not make it to our Bible Conference in Chattanooga. I would have been truly very surprised if I had heard from him saying he wanted to appear.
Recall how I told you that I gave him my business card; therefore the ball is
Chapter 3, Section 4: The Four “Families” of Manuscripts
We are continuing our exposition concerning ancient manuscripts—both secular and biblical. The comparisons and contrasts strengthen the case for the reliability of the Bible as we see the weight which secular scholars give to certain secular documents.
We have mentioned
