@FloodDavid Thanks, Dr. Flood! Its been about 7 years ago (next week I believe) the group of us where sitting in Paul's office starting the program. Glad to finally join you all at the finish line. 😂
After careful consideration, the American Academy of Religion has decided that Reading Religion will cease operations on May 31, 2026.
Reviews will continue through May, after which the site will become a public archive.
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@brianwdavidson@uoedivinity Thanks, Brian! I am glad to share whenever. Yours is on my list. I started reading yours but stopped to get mine to the finish line.
@AEnjoyer447201@uoedivinity I don’t explore other messianic figures as such in any detail. I build on Collin’s categories of messianic figures as prophetic, priestly, royal, and heavenly and explore explicit references to David arguing david is remembered in the former three ways
@AEnjoyer447201@uoedivinity It explores the reception of David (in some detail) and Messiah figures (broadly) in the second temple period and places Matthew’s portrayal of Jesus as a davidic Messiah within that context
Matthew Whidden, Project Manager at Wycliffe Bible Translators, will present “Editing Family 1 in the dECM of Matthew and Mark” at the upcoming CSNTM Text and Manuscript Conference on 28 May 2026.
Visit the link to read his abstract and register today: https://t.co/5rQOdOFFLv