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Having participated in the Videntes session in Vercelli last summer, I can heartily endorse this follow-up institute. Details follow:...

The MOTB Greek Paul Project is in its final phases as I am editing the Greek data for the Editio Critica Maior  of the Pastoral Epistles....

I was saddened to learn of Keith Elliott’s recent passing. I met Keith at an early SBL Annual Meeting while I was doing my masters work,...

The Nestle-Aland Novum Testamentum Graece 28th edition (NA28) leverages a fantastic assortment of signs and abbreviations to capture a...

In the 2022 Festschrift presented to Larry Pettegrew I wrote the following dedication: I have had the pleasure of knowing Larry Pettegrew...

In The Prince and the Pauper (published in 1882), Mark Twain made some passing references to the Latin and Greek languages. The plot is...

Richard A. LaFleur and Brad Tillery, Vocabulary Cards and Grammatical Forms Summary for Wheelock’s Latin, 2d ed. Mundelein, IL:...

Codex Vaticanus (Vat. gr. 1209; GA 03) is a fourth-century manuscript containing most of the Greek Old Testament and most of the New...

In a previous post I introduced some music that I personally feel is ideal listening while transcribing manuscripts. Working on the huge...

Every semester the Greek Paul Project hosts an academic webinar addressing issues in biblical textual criticism, manuscript studies, and...

As editorial work progresses on the Greek text of ECM 1 Timothy, I thought it would be useful to post the final list of 332 Greek...

The Greek Paul Project recently invited Joey McCollum to share what he has learned about the Coherence-Based Genealogical Method (CBGM)...

With the pandemic in a more tolerable state, my textual criticism students and I are finally able to make class excursions again. Today I...

In conjunction with the AHRC-DFG GALaCSy project, a full-time, 24-month research fellowship is now being advertised at ITSEE in the...

With a new year nearly upon us, it seems appropriate to address a serious issue that will impact student productivity in the coming year:...

The MARK16 project has announced its second international conference, which will be held virtually on 2-3 June 2022. An impressive array...

Other editions of the Editio Critica Maior (ECM) have used a limited number of lectionaries to produce a critical apparatus. For example,...

On November 16, Shepherds Theological Seminary graduate (’12 MACM and ’15 MDiv) and CRBMI contributor published his PhD dissertation. The...

In the latest volume of the Bulletin of the American Society of Papyrologists (number 57), C. Michael Sampson’s article “Deconstructing...

In a newly published article by The Gospel Coalition ("Closing the Case on the Gospel of Jesus's Wife"), Christian Askeland discusses the...

It is no surprise that education has been globally impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Revenue streams for schools have been disrupted,...

There was no way to predict that the announcement of the so-called "First-Century Mark" fragment at a debate between Dan Wallace and Bart...

Today we celebrate Dr. Megan Burnett's award of a post-doctoral fellowship at the Institut für Neutestamentliche Textforschung (INTF) in...

There have only been three periods in my life where I suffered migraine headaches, the first two of which were mercifully short. The most...

It was an honor to present a paper last week at the Editio Critica Maior (ECM) session at the Society of Biblical Literature Annual...

In March I participated in manuSciences ’19, a week-long Franco-German summer school in Fréjus (France) focused on multi-faceted...

Last week we learned the sad news that our Greek Paul Project team at Aristotle University in Thessaloniki fell victim to the...

Having recently returned from ten demanding but fantastic days of ECM meetings in Thessaloniki and Volos, I would like to use this...

What is involved in editing a critical biblical text for the Editio Critica Maior? The first requirement is to obtain a body of...

After more than a year of preparation, last month my family and I moved to Münster so that I could begin a year-long sabbatical working...

The CRBMI congratulates MA student Lily Su and MDiv student Troy Summers for being invited to attend this summer’s Logos in Oxford...

CRBMI Research Associate Steve Young, a Master of Arts (Biblical Literature and Languages) student at Shepherds Theological Seminary, has...

As noted in a previous entry, a generous donation from Asset Protectors & Advisors in Raleigh, NC, has provided the CRBMI with a number...

In this article, I demonstrate a procedure for making lampblack ink, one of the earliest black inks used in manuscript production. This...

The Museum of the Bible Greek Paul Project is hosting Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schmid, who will present on Marcion’s Pauline edition and the...

Tonight at Duke University’s New Testament and Jewish Studies Colloquium, Clare Rothschild presented on “Muratorian Fragment as Fraud”;...

The Museum of the Bible Greek Paul Project is pleased to have Dr. Ekatarini Tsalampouni, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, present on...

Thanks to a very generous gift from Asset Protectors & Advisors in Raleigh, NC, the CRBMI has been blessed with a wealth of text-critical...

The Museum of the Bible Greek Paul Project is pleased to host a webinar for Scholars Initiative students with Dr. Dan Wallace of the...

This summer STS Master of Divinity student Denis Salgado and I were selected to attend the 2015 Logos in Oxford conference at Oxford...

Yesterday I had the pleasure of visiting the Rubenstein Library at Duke University with a few M.Div. students from Shepherds Theological...

CRBMI Director Andrew Smith has accepted an invitation to serve as an Assistant Editor for the Society of Biblical Literature’s...

Congratulations to STS student Denis Salgado for being accepted to participate in the Green Scholars Initiative’s Logos in Oxford program...

Göttingen / Berlin. Die Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen hat grünes Licht für ein neues langfristig angelegtes Projekt der Grundlage