This guy literally drops the coldest truth about distraction you’ll ever hear

Jesus defeated death so you can live.

When a ThM/PhD student, I felt like I had to cite EVERYTHING that I could find It was signaling: ‘Look! I did the work’ Now … too many citations cuts into word count limits for journals, so I’ll just cite “selected” literature and revise if the reviewer thinks it’s not enough

4x 2026-29 Postdoc (JRF "Fellowship by Examination"), Magdalen College, Oxford. Specific subjects incl. Theology. Deadline 16 October. nt4ox.link/JRFMagd26

Featured Variant: Three of our most important manuscripts (𝔓46, א, and B ) lack “In Ephesus” in Ephesians 1:1. Therefore, it is best for us to try to determine who the recipients of Paul’s letter are by other pieces of evidence.

I'm working on a new blog post about myths surrounding the creation of verse divisions in the New Testament by Robert Estienne. A lot of myths would be busted by carefully reading the preface to his 1551 Greek–Latin New Testament (see below) and also...

The Greek teacher in me wants to point out that ὀφείλημα means “debts” not “trespasses.” But the other 99% of me is rejoicing that the richest man in the world is quoting Jesus to his +226 million followers. This is amazing.

#ManuscriptMonday Papyrus 15 (𝔓15) is a fascinating 3rd-century manuscript of 1 Corinthians, preserved on a single-column fragment of papyrus. This ancient artifact is housed at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina Antiquities Museum. Get a closer look: manuscripts.csntm.org/manuscript/Gro…