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A Perennial Digression

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I was originally going to write a Zeitgeist Zephyr or just update my Spooky season list, but instead, I’m going to underline and reiterate a complaint made in my recent, longer piece, “What Happens to the Dead?”

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What Happens to the Dead?

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Five Reasons I Think John is Second Century

Last Thursday, I gave five reasons for why I think Luke is second century. Here, I give five more for why I think John is also second century.

1. Internal Evidence: John’s Greek

I wrote about Luke and the Second Sophistic in the previ...

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Moses’s Wand--and Jesus’s

Brian Copenhaver makes the good decision in his The Book of Magic: From Antiquity to the Enlightenment to consistently translate Moses’ מַטֵּה or ῥάβδος as his “wand” rather than his “staff,” as most traditional translations have it. Attent...

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Five Reasons I Think Luke is Second Century

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