targum (an Aramaic translation of Scripture) is a translation that does not come alone: hardly ever is it left unattended by its parent text, the Hebrew Bible. While it may play, it is always supervised, its game subject to specific rules. A targum is not supposed to ever leave home and strike out on its own. The reasons for this peculiar and probably unique conception of translation as one par...

Substantial parts of the Hebrew Bible reflect awareness of, and significant interaction with Greek culture. Homeric epic should be reconsidered for its possible impact on narratives in B ...

Personal Bible reading is considered to be highly important in many Christian communities. This can pose significant challenges for Dyslexic Christians who often struggle read. article explores the under-researched topic of dyslexia and through analysis interviews with 15 dyslexic Christians. We consider difficulties faced by Christians, unique ways which they engage Bible, need churches respon...