Writing on the Malta Independent Online, Mark Gatt reviews Robert Cornuke’s The Lost Shipwreck of Paul and concludes that it is “fraught with mistakes and manipulated facts.”
Alan R. Millard will speak on “Are there Anachronisms in the Books of Samuel?” at Trinity
Evangelical Divinity School on Monday, Nov. 14. For details, see this flyer (pdf).
The International Women’s Club English Lecture Series at Tel Aviv University has some interesting topics slated for the coming months. The semester theme is “From Copper to Bronze: the
Chalcolithic and Early Bronze Ages.”
The Israel Exploration Journal is among a new group of journals available in JSTOR.
A Swiss architect is trying to save the mosaics of Hisham’s Palace near Jericho.
Work has resumed in the project to lower the ground water threatening five Egyptian temples in Luxor.
Wayne Stiles’ weekly column explains how Scripture uses water imagery to teach valuable lessons.
Eisenbrauns has conference discounts posted online for the benefit of all. Among the deals are two books by Eilat Mazar and one by Ronny Reich. Amnon Ben-Tor’s Back to Masada is 20% off.
Logos Bible Software is taking bids for Austen Henry Layard’s Nineveh and Its Remains (2 vols). Projected price is currently $20.
El Al is quietly cutting their luggage limit on international flights to one bag.
HT: A.D. Riddle, Jack Sasson, Gordon Franz
