Skip to content

Sitz im Leben

The Jesus Tradition—Then and Now

About
Book Notes
Bibliographies
Curriculum Vitae
Feeling Generous?
Contact
Log in

Categories:

Books
Early Christianity
Early Judaism
Hebrew Bible
Mediterranean World
New Testament
καὶ τὰ λοιπά

Tag Archives: twitter

Sale on Jewett’s Romans Commentary June 25, 2009
Posted in Books.
4 comments

Subscribe

Sitz im Leben latest posts

About Sitz im Leben

Welcome to Sitzimleben.com, a biblioblog focusing on the academic study of the New Testament and Christian Origins. To learn more, see the About page.

Archives

March 2010
February 2010
January 2010
December 2009
November 2009
October 2009
September 2009
August 2009
July 2009
June 2009

Recent Comments

Jon Reeves on Karl Barth on Commentaries
brandonw on Southeastern Commission for the Study of Religion Meeting in Atlanta
Rafael Rodríguez on Southeastern Commission for the Study of Religion Meeting in Atlanta
More on commentaries – Nordsieck « Judy’s research blog on The Gospel of Thomas
Thomas Whitley on The Statement of Purpose (Applying to PhD Programs in New Testament)

Other Pages

Biblioblogs.com
My Library (LibraryThing)
Flickr Photos
Twitter
Paul's Ephesus
The Dual Number in Ancient Greek

Tags

albert schweitzer ancient-christian-doctrine apostolic fathers archaeology bdb biblical studies biblioblogs blogger blogging canon commentaries creed didache emory university form criticism fortress press fun funny gospel of thomas hans dieter betz hebrew historical jesus historiography ivp jewish jesus josephus lexicography luke-acts new testament introduction new testament theology nicene creed niceno-constantinopolitan parables patristics personal phd rabbinic judaism redaction criticism rhetorical criticism romans sbl theology undergraduate william wrede wordpress

Around Blogdom

Textbook Kickbacks and Assigning Your Own Scholarship (VITA BREVIS)
Journals for Historians of Christianity (VITA BREVIS)
Photo of the Day: Nice mortarboard (EAAvesdropping)
Received: Robinson’s Ignatius of Antioch and the Parting of the Ways (ricoblog)
Patterson on DeConick on Thomas, and thoughts on form criticism (NT Blog)
Was the Last Supper a Passover Seder? (NT Blog)
First Paul volume dedicated to... (Quadrilateral Thoughts)
MacGillivray’s article on patronage and euergetism (Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean)

This is a WordPress blog using the Carrington theme.