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Daily Archives: August 24, 2010
Rosenbaum on the Suffering Servant; Soloveitchik on Medicine
1. In Bringing the Hidden to Light, I read Michael Rosenbaum’s “‘You Are My Servant’: Ambiguity and Deutero-Isaiah.” Before I discuss his article, I have a question. Wasn’t the guy who played Lex Luthor on Smallville named “Michael Rosenbaum”? This … Continue reading
Scribes and Scholars 1; How Many Plagues?
1. At the Hebrew Union College library today, I read the first 86 pages of L.D. Reynolds’ Scribes and Scholars. Reynolds talks about the Alexandrian method of text criticism, which marked with an obelos the parts of a text that … Continue reading
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