The Persecution of Palestinian Christians Continues
Even if their leaders won’t or can’t admit it.
April 6, 2016
Unlocking the Linguistic Mysteries of the Hebrew Bible
The Grammar of God.
Aviya Kushner, the child of a Bible scholar, grew up in an observant Jewish home where the Tanakh was read and discussed on a daily basis. When, as an adult, she first encountered the King James Bible and its non-Hebrew-speaking readers, she was surprised—even shocked—by what she found. The result of that encounter is her recent book, The Grammar of God, an idiosyncratic exploration of biblical language and how it shapes readings of the text. Sarah Rindner writes in her review (free registration required):
April 6, 2016
Anti-Zionism Fronts for the New Anti-Semitism
An unholy alliance of radical Islamism and the political left.
The Nazi Who Became a Mossad Agent
His handler was a Holocaust survivor.
Unlocking the Linguistic Mysteries of the Hebrew Bible
The Grammar of God.
An Ancient Incense Shovel Discovered in the Galilee
It might not have been for ritual use.