Reviving an ancient Hebrew font
The 1569 Plantin Polyglot Bible is famous for more than just its antiquity--it also showcases Le Bé, a complex and…
Tour of the Bible, part 2: the Historical Books
Earlier this month, we began a tour of the different sections of the Bible, starting with the books of Moses.…
What’s on your theological shelf?
Reformation 21 has an interesting post about how and why you should organize your theological library. While reading it, I…
The difference between “S” and “s”
Whenever a Bible translation is released, much discussion and debate takes place—everybody naturally wants to know how it differs from…
Popular Bible Verses on Love for Valentine’s Day
Around holidays like Valentine's Day, we see traffic spikes from people looking for Bible verses related to those holidays. For…
Doubt, contradictions, and the problem of evil: responding to Bart Ehrman
If you follow the world of Bible apologetics, chances are you've heard of Bart Ehrman's critiques of orthodox Christianity. A…
Approaching the Bible as Literature
Have you ever read the Bible as a piece of literature? Can it be considered a masterpiece of storytelling as…
Tour of the Bible, part 1: the Books of Moses
Did you know the Bible is divided up in many different subsections, each distinguished by a particular theme, literary style,…
How long have you been attending your current church?
Last month, we asked our Facebook fans the following question: How long have you been attending your current church? We…
Making the Bible even harder to read
If you find the Bible difficult to read, that might be a good thing! Or so suggests a recent study…