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Zane Hodges, professor at Dallas Seminary for 37 years, died this past weekend. He was 75. See the blog post on this unique individual posted at Parchment & Pen (http://www.reclaimingthemind.org/blog/2008/11/zane-hodges-1933–2008/#more-1476). 

At the Near East Archaeological Society meetings in Providence, RI, this Friday, Dead Sea Scrolls experts Peter Flint and Martin Abegg announced and discussed the discovery of a new scroll fragment from Qumran.  On its own, it doesn't seem very exciting compared to most of the Scrolls--just a fragment of Nehemiah 3:14-15 with names of people involved in rebuilding the wall in Jerusalem and the locations at which they worked.

The last post here by Dan Wallace introduced the piece by Tony Burke on heresy hunting. 

The SBL forum graciously allowed me to respond
to the article entitled Heresy Hunting.
My response, Vetting Heresy Hunting, can be found at:

 http://www.sbl-site.org/publications/article.aspx?articleId=791

This entry is an interview in mp3 format. It was done for Moody Broadcasting's Prime Time and discusses the digitizing of the Dead Sea Scrolls. It aired last week. Enjoy.

Click here to play digitizing of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

This blog concludes the book review begun in our last two.

This blog continues where our last one left off.