Full Text Resources from Metropolitan Museum of Art

by drmsheiser | Oct 12, 2012

Readers can follow this link to the Ancient World Online blog for more information. Some very good stuff for research in the ancient world available for free.

A Great Christmas Idea: “Come and See: An Immersive Audio Experience” of the Story of Jesus in the Gospels

by drmsheiser | Dec 17, 2018 | Tools & Resources

I wanted to let you all know about this new product. The project is directed by a friend of mine, Boyd Barrett. Boyd is an experienced stage actor, and that experience shows in this production. You can follow this link to listen to a free audio sample. I did -- and...

Recordings of ETS Papers from 2016 Conference

by drmsheiser | Nov 23, 2016 | Tools & Resources

In past years, those who follow the Naked Bible blog have asked about obtaining recordings of ETS sessions. Here is the link to the few hundred papers given at ETS that are now available at WordMP3.com. MP3s can be purchased individually or as a package.

Hand Drawing Cuneiform

by drmsheiser | Jul 20, 2015 | Tools & Resources

I found this blog this morning via Twitter. It's a new one, and begins with how to use Adobe Illustrator to trace out cuneiform tablets. I don't have Illustrator, but if anyone in the graphic arts community knows of a similar (free) online tool for tracing like this,...

Recordings of ETS Meeting Sessions

by drmsheiser | Nov 18, 2014 | Tools & Resources

A commenter jarred my mind to recall that ETS (Evangelical Theological Society) sessions are recorded as MP3 files by a company who's done that for years. Click here for that website. The link leads you to a "pre-pub" offer for this year's event, plus previous years....

Research Links for Radio Listeners

by drmsheiser | Nov 5, 2014 | Tools & Resources

I'm re-posting the link to research resources related to topics that factor into The Facade and The Portent for listeners this week.

New Website Dedicated to NT Scholar Father Raymond Brown

by drmsheiser | Aug 11, 2013 | Tools & Resources

Mark Goodacre passed along this note about a new website dedicated to Father Brown. Check it out. I also recommend going to that part of the site that includes several PDFs of Brown's work. He was a major force in NT scholarship and Jesus studies.

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