Words in Flesh
Jordan Daniel WoodA dad suspects the divine-created Word always and in all things
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 34 | Subscribers | Read | jordandanielwood.substack.com |
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The Council of Nicaea at Age 1700: Christ & Creed, History & Subjectivity
I’ll resume my series of Paul translations in due course. Here I print an interview that Vika Pechersky conducted with me a few months ago. I wouldn’t normally host an interview with me on my own Substack, but since circumstances thwarted i...
Paul, to the Corinthians (First Letter)
At the request of millions upon millions of people throughout space and time, Paul included, I continue posting my annotated translations of Paul’s letters. I should say that the annotations are unapologetically self-serving, in the sense t...
Paul, to the Thessalonians (First Letter)
I’m currently teaching a course this term called, “The Life and Letters of Paul,” whose preparation has afforded me the opportunity to translate and lightly annotate Paul’s undisputed letters along with Colossians. My students are working f...
Hegel as Alexandrian Christian
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