Scott Fleischman

Husband, father of 6, programmer, manager, lover of biblical languages: Hebrew, Greek & Latin, with a BA in philosophy.

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@s_seglenieks Awesome milestone, congrats!

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@MinasMonier Looking forward to it!

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@DrDavidVernon Agreed. I keep coming back to them, especially the late quartets which I fell in love with as a teenager.

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@AJWTheology I like that last point; I hadn’t associated that aspect of the crucifixion with the others with regard to Elijah

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@dlongenecker1 And if it meant something more like “inn” and being rejected from entry, one would expect that to be mentioned earlier, perhaps at the beginning of verse 6, whereas katalyma occurs at the end of verse 7, after the mention of birth and swaddling.

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I watched this interview with Claire Hughes Johnson and was reminded how much I loved her book Scaling People. Claire has many unique insights and wisdom gained by personal experience https://t.co/DFXEJleYKe

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@Joseph_Fasano_ I was just looking up the origin of plagiarism and found it comes from the Latin word for kidnapping, and the poet Martial used it to complain about someone else stealing his verses.

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@Joseph_Fasano_ How related agony and love are!

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@BaxterWilliams_ Have you read or listened to the Outline of History? I found it valuable to work through both.

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How does scripture refer to Jesus' ascension? I take a brief look in this post. https://t.co/fYi95ICfHz

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Here's a post on the phrase "love one another" in Greek, Latin and Hebrew.
https://t.co/2bccFJvhJ8

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Awesome. I love it.

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today i found out that this one australian guy has been toiling away making incredibly detailed Neural Circuit Diagrams with the vibe of a 1950s issue of Popular Mechanics, but content fit for the 2020s

behold. the Transformer

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@s_seglenieks Hah that's how I've been starting mine lately

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Fun way to use ChatGPT to build a simple app.

I was struck by how the prompting used a workflow where it asks you clarifying questions first, then makes a plan, then finally writes the code.

https://t.co/ewhegWixgq

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@ErinNewtonTX I seem to have different pen preferences in different years. Lately I've been liking the Sharpie Pen, Fine Point. I got them in a rainbow of colors.

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@s_seglenieks Yes I find reading the whole allows the different parts to come closer together.

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I love it

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—Linda Pastan, Why Are Your Poems So Dark?

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@brianwdavidson Curious especially in that it seems to start with the RSV and is not in the ASV or older versions.

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@MichaelPBarber Would you ever make an audiobook of it?

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Schumann said that this quartet and Op. 127 had a "grandeur ... which no words can express. They seem to me to stand ... on the extreme boundary of all that has hitherto been attained by human art and imagination.

https://t.co/HWEqfdrqBV

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String Quartet No. 14 (Beethoven)

"It was Beethoven's favourite of the late quartets".

Mine too. Perhaps my favorite quartet overall.

It is said that upon listening to a performance of this quartet Schubert remarked, "After this, what is left for us to write?"

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Holz later recalled that "Schubert was sent into such transports of delight and enthusiasm and was so overcome that we all feared for him."