Reed Carlson
@reedcarlson.bsky.social
Old Testament, Hebrew Bible & Study of Religion | Episcopal priest | Prof at Sewanee: Univ of the South | Home Page: http://reedcarlson.com | Faculty page: https://theology.sewanee.edu/faculty-staff/reed-carlson/ | Book: https://doi.org/10.1515/97831106700
What particularity of your name sometimes causes people to cite you incorrectly?
Here’s mine: my first name is more commonly a last name.
Here’s mine: my first name is more commonly a last name.
February 5, 2025 at 3:39 PM
What particularity of your name sometimes causes people to cite you incorrectly?
Here’s mine: my first name is more commonly a last name.
Here’s mine: my first name is more commonly a last name.
The Journal of Biblical Literature has just published my article, "Spirit Possession and Intimate Partner Violence in the Law of Jealousy (Numbers 5:11–31)" (doi.org/10.15699/jbl...).
January 9, 2025 at 3:05 PM
The Journal of Biblical Literature has just published my article, "Spirit Possession and Intimate Partner Violence in the Law of Jealousy (Numbers 5:11–31)" (doi.org/10.15699/jbl...).
This takeout box is one of my favorites from our family’s Seasonal Asherah Pole. My wife gave it to me for our first Christmas when we lived above a Chinese restaurant in Somerville, Mass. The apartment was small, in a significant state of disrepair, and it always smelled like lo mein. We loved it.
December 8, 2024 at 2:45 PM
This takeout box is one of my favorites from our family’s Seasonal Asherah Pole. My wife gave it to me for our first Christmas when we lived above a Chinese restaurant in Somerville, Mass. The apartment was small, in a significant state of disrepair, and it always smelled like lo mein. We loved it.
#sblaar24 friends, this is going to be a fantastic session. Thea’s book offers a fascinating synthesis of several recent trends in scholarship so I think this will be a good opportunity to get several takes on the state of the field in prophetic literature.
November 20, 2024 at 3:38 PM
#sblaar24 friends, this is going to be a fantastic session. Thea’s book offers a fascinating synthesis of several recent trends in scholarship so I think this will be a good opportunity to get several takes on the state of the field in prophetic literature.