Greg Tatum kicked off the discussion with a talk about Paul and his letters in the project. An outline of his paper, and other pieces from the sessions as well as useful resources, are available here so I won’t take the time to summarize them (since you can read them for yourselves).
Then a demonstration of the website and how to enter data filled the balance of the time.
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After the break Martin Albl described his work on James for the project and next we return to the technical stuff concerning entering data on the website.
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Doug
02/08/2010 at 13:17
I have lots of questions for you about the Pauline Corpus after this conference. Basically, though, where would agree and disagree with Mr. Tatum’s assertions of the consensus of the corpus? Have a great time.
Sue
02/08/2010 at 19:02
Okay. I admit I am envious. I haven’t really had time to explore this resource yet.
But one thing baffles me. In the list of resources, many of the best resources are left out. For example,
Mechon Mamre – Hebrew
Look Higher – facsimiles of many early bibles
Erasmus online
LXX
NETS
German Bible Portal
Und so weiter ….
And there are also so many Bibles that I have not yet found anywhere. On the godieu site, some Bibles only have Genesis uploaded.
There is a real need for further digitalization, I think, of Pagnini, Zwingli, early Luther, and Lefevre to name a few.
And I cringe to think that the NET Bible and the Bible researcher are unique in their class. There are so many indelicate things said about women on these sites. I brace myself when i use the NET, but I never use the Bible researcher because his biases are so strong and overt I have not found his site useful. It is always better to read the document itself, than to read Michael’s interpretation of the document.
In any case, I look forward to
rmwest
02/08/2010 at 20:06
were you creepily taking stalker pictures of people while the session was going on??
Jim
02/08/2010 at 20:10
oh yes. but the flash was off so no one could tell i was doing it. except everyone knows i do it.
Sue
02/08/2010 at 20:19
I put up a longer list on my blog today. I do have to add that the list provided does not include some of the versions translated by women. At least Helen Montgomery’s NT deserves mention. It is in Look Higher. Anyway, this is why I always get so out of sorts. I know I shouldn’t – but it is darn lonely for me in this bibliosphere.