Biblioblog Carnival

Biblical Studies Carnival 184 for June 2021

Veteran BiblioBlogger Jim West served up a healthy helping of snark for the 184th Biblical Studies Carnival: “It’s The ‘Year is Half Over and You Haven’t Done Much With it Yet’ Biblical Studies Carnival.” Jim included a trigger warning, which is nice if you are easily triggered by snark. But if you follow Jim on Twitter, this blog does not seem all that snarky.

Snark Meme

Brian Small posted a brief Hebrew Highlights for June.

In less snarky news, Kenson Gonzalez will host next month at Viviendo para Su Gloria. He twitters, @KensonGonzalez, so feel free to offer him a few suggestions as you see excellent Biblical and Theological posts in July.   Brent Niedergall (@BrentNiedergall) will host Carnival 186 (August 2021). After that, I have no volunteers for the rest of the year. if you want to be a part of the Carnival in 2021, contact me via email, plong42@gmail.com or DM on twitter (plong42) to discuss hosting a carnival in 2021. If you are a new BiblioBlogger, this is a good way to get your blog some recognition. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about hosting.

Check out the Biblical Studies Carnival Master List at the top of this page to visit past carnivals.

Biblical Studies Carnival 183 for May 2021

Bobby with a BibleBobby Howell posted the Biblical Studies Carnival #183 over at Library Musings. Go check out this great collection of links to the best blogs posted in May of 2021.

Biblioblog Grand Master Jim West hosts next month, so a splendid time is guaranteed for all. Unless Jim does not like you, in which case you will learn what imprecatory prayer is all about.

if you want to be a part of the Carnival in the future, contact me via email, plong42@gmail.com or DM on twitter (plong42) to discuss hosting a carnival in 2021. If you are a new BiblioBlogger, this is a good way to get your blog some recognition. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about hosting a Biblical Studies Carnival in the last few months of 2021.

Check out the Biblical Studies Carnival Master List at the top of this page to visit past carnivals.

Biblical Studies Carnival 182 for April 2021

Ruben de Rus posted Biblical Studies Carnival 182 at his blog, Ayuda Ministerial/Resources for Ministry. His carnival has a nice mix of blogs and podcasts. Follow Ruben on Twitter, @rubenderus.

Check out the Biblical Studies Carnival Master List at the top of this page to visit past carnivals.Here is a list of the upcoming BiblioBlog Carnival hosts  2021, at least through June. There is still plenty of time for you to get your name on the list for hosting a biblical studies carnival in 2021.

if you want to be a part of the BiblioBlog world (or Carnival cult, whatever), contact me via email, plong42@gmail.com or DM on twitter (plong42) to discuss hosting a carnival in 2021. I would love to see some veteran bloggers volunteer for a month in 2021. If you are a new BiblioBlogger, this is a good way to get your blog some recognition. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about hosting a Biblical Studies Carnival in the second half for 2021.

Biblical Studies Carnival 181 for March 2021

Ben the Amateur Exegete has posted the March Biblical Studies Carnival, thirty links for thirty days in April. Which is cool, even though his carnival covers March, which has 31 days. Maybe Ben has weird knuckles. Maybe the number thirty is an apocalyptic number, symbolic of the state of the blogging world this March. Whatever the reason for thirty, Ben has put together a very nice carnival, with several blogs that are new (to me at least). Head on over and check out the Amateur Exegete’s blog and click all the links.

Check out the Biblical Studies Carnival Master List at the top of this page to visit past carnivals.

Here is a list of the upcoming BiblioBlog Carnival hosts  2021, at least through June. But there is still plenty of time for you to get your name on the list for hosting a biblical studies carnival in 2021.

if you want to be a part of the BiblioBlog world (or Carnival cult, whatever), contact me via email, plong42@gmail.com or DM on twitter (plong42) to discuss hosting a carnival in 2021. I would love to see some veteran bloggers volunteer for a month in 2021. If you are a new BiblioBlogger, this is a good way to get your blog some recognition. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about hosting a Biblical Studies Carnival in the second half for 2021.

 

Biblical Studies Carnival 180 for February 2021

Bob MacDonald posted the 180th edition of the Biblical Studies Carnival at his blog, Dust.  Bob is into numbers, so he opens with a meditation on the number 180: “An abundant number, practical, the sum of two squares, the sum of eight consecutive primes, the years of the days of יִצְחָ֑ק. Half-way round.” It is also the direction of repentance and Isaac’s age when he died, although I am not sure how relevant that is to the carnival. And a fine carnival it is. Bob has gathered the best and brightest from February 2021 into several categories, including (sadly) “In Memoriam.” To keep up with Bob’s research, follow him on twitter @drmacdonald.

Just a bit of self-serving Reading Acts news. I couple of people contacted me this month to ask if I was “okay.” I have gone three weeks without posting anything, so they wondered if I was dead or something. Not really dead, but felt like I was buried. Several “real life” projects piled up on top of each other so that I got out of my daily writing habits. But fret not, I will return to the Matthew series I started before the holidays and I have some work I have been doing on the later chapters of Acts. I have quite a few book reviews to post as well. Meanwhile I have done some behind the scenes work on the blog , indexing and SEO type things. The payoff of that work is that February 2021 nearly tied my highest per day visitor rate ever, nearly double where I was at a year ago. This despite the lowest number of posts since I started blogging.

I thought you were dead

Here is a list of the upcoming BiblioBlog Carnival hosts  2021, at least through June. But there is still plenty of time for you to get your name on the list for hosting a biblical studies carnival in 2021.c

if you want to be a part of the BiblioBlog world (or Carnival cult, whatever), contact me via email, plong42@gmail.com or DM on twitter (plong42) to discuss hosting a carnival in 2021. I would love to see some veteran bloggers step up and cover a month in 2021. If you are a new BiblioBlogger, this is a good way to get your blog’s name “out there.”

Check out the Biblical Studies Carnival Master List at the top of this page to visit past carnivals.