Deep in the Weeds, and other links

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• A Hebrew New Testament? -- “...one does not need to imagine a Hebrew textual base of the New Testament to explain the presence of the Hebraisms in the text.”
• Arkansas minister, wife create ‘Blue, Red and Gold’ Bible -- “Scott Johnson...copyrighted his idea of the BRG (Blue, Red and Gold) Bible...Then he began the study-intensive process of adding blue and gold to the red-letter edition.”
• Deep in the Weeds on MONOGENES and Eternal Generation -- “After reading the Creed in Greek, it immediately became clear to me that the Nicene Fathers’s interpretation of MONOGENES is in direct conflict with a near consensus among modern New Testament scholars.”
• How Should We Read the Early Church Fathers? -- “We should use the ECF as we use any other commentary. It is useful for study and instruction but must always be tested against the Scriptures.”
• Jack Wilson, Texas Church Shooting Hero: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know -- “The gunman died at the scene after being shot; Wilson and another parishioner reacted within seconds and are being called heroes for their quick-thinking response.”
• Joe Pine Coffee Company -- “We use only Texas-based coffee roasters who buy the highest quality coffees directly from farms, coops and trusted buyers and roast our unique offerings weekly.”
• Let’s Go Back to ‘Only Begotten’ -- “In this article, I would like to offer a brief defense of the traditional translation only begotten.”
• Lynching of George Graham -- “Shortly after one o’clock on Tuesday morning, April 27, 1886, a large body of horsemen rode into downtown Springfield from the west and surrounded the courthouse at the corner of College and the public square.”
• Μονογενής = ‘only begotten’? -- “All in all, Irons is right to focus on the data provided in TLG for this certainly expands our knowledge base of the term.”
• Photographer And His Wife Plant 2 Million Trees In 20 Years To Restore A Destroyed Forest And Even The Animals Have Returned -- “Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado and his wife Lélia Deluiz Wanick Salgado decided to show what a small group of passionate, dedicated people can do by turning deforestation on its head, and begin the process of reforestation.”
• Robert Dilday, Episcopal priest and former editor of BNG and the Religious Herald, dead at 64 -- “Veteran Baptist editor-turned-Episcopal priest Robert Dilday, 64, died unexpectedly during the weekend, his family and church announced Sunday.”
• The Insane Child Abuse of LGBT -- “My heart breaks for little James and his Father. Pray that truth and justice prevail in this sad story.”
• Transgender man gives birth to non-binary partner’s baby with female sperm donor -- Politically correct headline, translated into common sense English: A woman who is pretending to be a man conceived and gave birth to a baby after receiving sperm from a man who is pretending to be a woman. The woman’s partner will not acknowledge her biological gender, but she is a woman, too.
• Who Owns Whom in Publishing? -- “First let us review what are known as The Big Five. These are the five major conglomerates that control a sizable portion of the marketplace.”