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Warning Sign to Greeks on the Temple Mount

May 22, 2017by Max LeeComments on Warning Sign to Greeks on the Temple Mount

It feels like a long time since my Turkey trip in March 2017. I took about 6500 photos from my study tour through Turkey. A big shout-out to Dr. Mark Wilson who was an amazing commentator…

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Herculaneum: Where Particle Physics and Papyrology Meet

January 24, 2015by Max LeeComments on Herculaneum: Where Particle Physics and Papyrology Meet

I love what I do. Just when you think nothing can surprise you any more, something always lights up your horizon in the world of the ancient history and biblical studies. NPR just released a…

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Wake Up O Sleeper!

August 9, 2014by Max LeeComments on Wake Up O Sleeper!

In my previous post on the grave reliefs depicting the agony of separation between the deceased and surviving family (here), I shared how many people in the Greco-Roman world grieved over the prospect of never…

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Idol Food Is No Idle Business at Corinth

March 15, 2014by Max LeeComments on Idol Food Is No Idle Business at Corinth

Whew! Just turned in the proof’s for the Seyoon Kim Festschrift yesterday. That was brutal. I went through several pots of coffee and about a half-bottle of Advil to get this done… and all this…

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The Mystery of the Missing Fragment from the Butcher Shop Inscription at Corinth

March 2, 2014by Max LeeComments on The Mystery of the Missing Fragment from the Butcher Shop Inscription at Corinth

[Warning: Going turbo nerd here!] Besides the Gallio inscription at Delphi and the Erastus inscription near the theater at Corinth, another inscription that drew my attention during the Greece trip was the dedication of the…

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The Final Day in the Life of a Slave

February 17, 2014by Max LeeComments on The Final Day in the Life of a Slave

When you drive up to Delphi, you cannot help but pause and just marvel at the beauty of Greece. The site of ancient Delphi is located in a mountainous range, part of the southwest spur…

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Catch the latest episode of @fulleraac with Prof Lisa Cleath & Prof @janette_ok‼️ The series on AsianAm biblical scholarship has been fantastic so far🔥 Looking forward to hearing this 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 https://t.co/ERPr4WdL2Y
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New episode of #Centeringpod! Professor Lisa Cleath of @ptseminary joins @janette_ok ( @fullerseminary ) to discuss her work on social justice and the Bible.

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This ought to be a good one. Listen to ⁦ @OnScriptPodcast⁩’s interview with @NijayKGupta⁩ discussing the pastoral leadership of women in the first century church &their social roles in the Greco-Roman world https://t.co/9MpM4D9AWa
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