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W. David L.

@davidutsnyc

PhD Cand. 2023 in NT& Empire Studies at Union Theological Seminary in NYC|Trinity-Union Fellow ’19|Assoc. Prof.@ #Nanjing UTS|Lover of the #SilkRoad & #Xinjiang

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The first romanized "Formosan language" Bible (containing Mattheus and Johannes), by missionary Daniel Gravius, 1661, in Amsterdam.

The first romanized "Formosan language" Bible (containing Mattheus and Johannes), by missionary Daniel Gravius, 1661, in Amsterdam.
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Archaeologists unearth Buddha statue in ancient Egyptian port city... which sheds light on the rich trade relationship between Rome and India : Researchers have discovered a 2ft tall Buddha statue in Berenike, an ancient Egyptian port city. The artifact is the first Buddha ever

Archaeologists unearth Buddha statue in ancient Egyptian port city... which sheds light on the rich trade relationship between Rome and India :

Researchers have discovered a 2ft tall Buddha statue in Berenike, an ancient Egyptian port city. The artifact is the first Buddha ever
Hellenist ☀️🏺⚡️ (@realhellenist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To Asklepios. I begin to sing of Asclepius, son of Apollo, and healer of sicknesses. In the Docian plain, fair Coronis, daughter of King Phlegias, bear him. A great joy to men, a soother of cruel pangs. And so, hail to you, Lord, in my song I make my prayer to thee. —Homeric

To Asklepios.

I begin to sing of Asclepius, son of Apollo, and healer of sicknesses. In the Docian plain, fair Coronis, daughter of King Phlegias, bear him. A great joy to men, a soother of cruel pangs.

And so, hail to you, Lord, in my song I make my prayer to thee.

—Homeric
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Scholar Dr. Dennis R. MacDonald argues the Gospel writers borrowed themes from Homer’s epics to craft the story of Jesus. Walking on water, heroic journeys, even some miracles – think Odysseus and other heroes. Early Christian authors may have been more creative than we realized.

Scholar Dr. Dennis R. MacDonald argues the Gospel writers borrowed themes from Homer’s epics to craft the story of Jesus. Walking on water, heroic journeys, even some miracles – think Odysseus and other heroes. Early Christian authors may have been more creative than we realized.
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The succession of Uranus, Kronos, and Zeus is not a tale of patricide, but the symbolic unfolding of divine procession. “Zeus overthrows Kronos, who overthrows Uranus” means: The Demiurgic Intellect is manifested in Zeus, the Henad of cosmic order, who fashions the cosmos using

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""Historian Strauss hits another home run w/ this thorough account of the tumultuous relations between Rome & its most contentious subjects, the Jews, in ancient times. . . . There is no better history of this important but little-known subject." -Library Journal, starred review

""Historian Strauss hits another home run w/ this thorough account of the tumultuous relations between Rome & its most contentious subjects, the Jews, in ancient times. . . . There is no better history of this important but little-known subject." -Library Journal, starred review
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Pick up copies of New Documents Illustrating Early Christianity 11A and B at #ISBL25. Or you can order them online for 30% off with code IM2025. tinyurl.com/5n6c65b7

Pick up copies of New Documents Illustrating Early Christianity 11A and B at #ISBL25. Or you can order them online for 30% off with code IM2025. tinyurl.com/5n6c65b7
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If the European Gods wish to rise, they must gather beneath the one flame still burning. For only Hellenism holds the thread unbroken—from marble and metre, from rite and Logos. Let the others not vanish, but rise once the pillar is set. When Olympus is crowned anew, the

If the European Gods wish to rise, they must gather beneath the one flame still burning. For only Hellenism holds the thread unbroken—from marble and metre, from rite and Logos.

Let the others not vanish, but rise once the pillar is set. When Olympus is crowned anew, the
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A #Roman relief showing two female gladiators in the middle of combat; the Greek inscription names them as Achilia & Amazon. They are shown fighting in the same kind of kit as male gladiators, apart from the helmets which neither is wearing #Archaeology #RomanArchaeology

A #Roman relief showing two female gladiators in the middle of combat; the Greek inscription names them as Achilia & Amazon. They are shown fighting in the same kind of kit as male gladiators, apart from the helmets which neither is wearing #Archaeology #RomanArchaeology
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A #Roman draco military standard, found in Niederbieber (Germany) - the only surviving example of this type of standard (so far?) It would have had a flowing fabric tail, & probably made a hissing sound when carried at speed #Archaeology #RomanArchaeology #RomanFortThursday

A #Roman draco military standard, found in Niederbieber (Germany) - the only surviving example of this type of standard (so far?) It would have had a flowing fabric tail, & probably made a hissing sound when carried at speed #Archaeology #RomanArchaeology #RomanFortThursday
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Happy Feast of the Apostles July 12 | Epep 5 These two saints represent two distinguished kinds as regards the personality, the mission, and the style. Each one of them has distinct characteristics." - HH Pope Shenouda May the blessings of the Feast of the Apostles be with us.

Happy Feast of the Apostles
July 12 | Epep 5

These two saints represent two distinguished kinds as regards the personality, the mission, and the style. Each one of them has distinct characteristics." - HH Pope Shenouda

May the blessings of the Feast of the Apostles be with us.