Studies of Biblical Interest

Studies of Biblical Interest (SBI) publishes a journal by students and scholars who are interested in espousing their new and original ideas about the Bible.

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You can now find us on Bluesky at @biblicaljournal.bsky.social. Come join the discussion over there!

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@DrIsaacsRussell Thank you for the share!

[Gillian I. Russell @DrIsaacsRussell]

CONGRATULATIONS! WHAT AN ACHIEVEMENT!!!!!

[Adam R. Hemmings @AdamRHemmings]

Thrilled to see @SBIJournal in print! A journey of growth, learning, and collaboration with incredible authors and editors. Copies are now on their way to our amazing authors and their selected libraries. Here’s to what’s next! 📚✨ #BiblicalStudies #FirstIssue #Grateful

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Studies of Biblical Interest is officially in print! Our first issue marks a milestone in fact-based biblical studies. Copies are on their way to our authors and selected libraries. Thanks to all who made this possible—here’s to more insights ahead. #BiblicalStudies #Academia

[Theology & Philosophy @ DCU @TP_DCU]

Congratulations also to the supervisors of the fine theses produced by our brilliant PhDs! @rblunnie @PeterAdmirand and Jonathan Kearney

[intertextual.bible @intertextbible]

“... Genesis 6–9 contains all key elements of Mesopotamian flood myths—divine encounter, hero, flood, boat—except the reed-hut shrine. The ark’s construction (Genesis 6:15–16) parallels Solomon’s temple (1 Kings 6:2-10), both reflecting the tripartite structure common to temples of the era, also seen in the tent of meeting (Exodus 26:33–27:19), both commanded by YHWH ...” #intertextuality #bible #literature

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Founded in 2019, JNDF is a peer-reviewed academic journal in Jewish Studies, spanning antiquity to modernity. Published twice a year, it succeeds Judaica, with articles in German, French, and English. #JewishStudies #AcademicResearch https://t.co/IS5G0UvGLe

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Only about 10% of the population could write Demotic script, so the graffiti found—likely by priests—offers rare insights into ancient beliefs. These prayers to Horus shed light on the cult practices of the literate elite. #AncientEgypt #Priests https://t.co/WgZvrzPNRS

[Dr. Tiffany Earley-Spadoni @tiffanyspadoni]

Now available for order! This book is new work that builds upon and extends my previous research to examine the broader implications of landscape fortification in the ancient Middle East: https://t.co/WCYx7wu2OP

[Jana Mynářová @JanaMynarova]

Want to know more about this year's winners of the @IAAssyriology awards for best PhD dissertation and best post-dissertation paper? Find out in the new issue of Mar Shiprim https://t.co/4SGOUMwJHK @cwjones89

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After 4-year-old Ariel Geller knocked over a 3,500-year-old #BronzeAge jar, the museum invited him back to witness its restoration process firsthand. The jar was repaired using advanced 3D technology and high-resolution videos. https://t.co/lRHF620jJ9

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Two unique Roman-era tombs, adorned with intricate wall paintings, will soon be open to the public in Ashkelon. #Ashkelon #RomanHistory #Archaeology https://t.co/ETmNAYa8gL

[Oxford Centre for Hebrew & Jewish Studies @OCHJSnews]

#applynow
Applications are still open for classes beginning in Michaelmas Term 2024 through our Oxford School of Rare Jewish Languages are now open!
*The deadline to apply is 16 September at 12 noon UK time.*

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We admire the mission of the #OADTL in curating top-tier religious studies content with advanced cataloging systems. We hope to be included soon in this invaluable resource that empowers scholars and students alike. #OpenAccess #ReligiousStudies #Academia https://t.co/FTy5hQ8cYe

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From beer brewing to salt production, the Romans' 'mega-industries' in Britain echo Ecclesiastes 1:9—'there is nothing new under the sun.' Their ingenuity reminds us of the timeless human drive to create and sustain civilisation. #History https://t.co/MkYXq4X69w

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We're excited about the upcoming conference at @DorsetMuseum exploring the Cerne Abbas Giant's origins. Archaeologists have now revealed its Anglo-Saxon roots. Join experts on 28th Sep to check out this history. #Archaeology #CerneAbbasGiant https://t.co/1uMD6nqKso

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"Historians are beginning to grapple with the impact women have made in #Egyptology, so we must continue to tell their stories."

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@DepthsofTime97 Thank you so much for your kind words and support! It was a pleasure working with you on the latest issue. We deeply appreciate your submissions and look forward to more collaborations in the future.

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The Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures @UChicago announces the Epigraphic Survey's latest publication, "Medinet Habu X." Explore the Thutmosid Peripteros inscriptions in detail in the first volume of the new series #Egyptology #MedinetHabu https://t.co/avvXKY9iSn