Bible
Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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I’ve continued to have people reaching out wanting to know more about the Interlinear Audio Bible tool I created last year! So, here are 2 quick announcements and updates about that! 1. Code is now Open Source! I’ve put a version of the tool I created on GitHub, where it can be used by anyone to create their own interlinear audio chapters, whether for scripture, or otherwise… in over 1,000 differe
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A couple posts back I shared an experiment I was doing with some machine learning models, to make a novel tool for language learning. Specifically, I was interested in creating an Interlinear Audio Bible , where each verse in the Bible is read in two different languages — first in the listeners’ native language, then in the language they’re learning. As I explained in that post, the goal is to giv
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The story of a workflow I developed to rapidly create alternating-language audio bible files in potentially 1,100+ languages.
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I’ve been thinking about scarcity and abundance this week, and wanted to share some of those thoughts! To start, I’ve been slowly listening through Bible Project ’s 15 hour course about Genesis 1 . One thing I noticed come up a few times is the idea that, in the creation narrative on page 1 of the Bible, Elohim forms creation with a goal of setting up a place for humanity to thrive . He couldn’t c
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A couple years ago I scoured the internet for something I thought would be easy to find, and which I’m confident exists somewhere, but which I couldn’t turn up in my searching. So, I made it myself… I was looking for a printable sheet that had every chapter of the Bible listed as checkboxes, so that I could mark anytime I had read a chapter, and keep track of which chapters I had read.
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I read a book this year that convicted my heart more than any other (non-Bible) book that I've read in recent memory. I've been chewing on it for two months, and have been trying to figure out a way to share it... but I've struggled to put effectively into words what's been on my heart, so I haven't... However, seeing the story floating around about this most recent shooting in a church in Texas h
Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuapsteele.com
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- declared “Bible” via Article tag Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- declared “Bible” via Article tag Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
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I've spent thousands on my Logos library and pay for its AI features. Claude is far better. The fix is an MCP server, and Logos's licensing objection is really a solvable authorization problem.
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The Bible is clear about how we treat immigrants and the poor. Romans 13 doesn't change that.
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'The Bible is clear' often serves as a partisan battering ram—but on one thing it really is clear: God's concern for the poor, the oppressed, and the marginalized.
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A dad's heartwarming list of what makes his three kids special, from baptizing them as babies to their love of books and Bible stories.
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A brief overview of what the Bible has to say about immigrants. True Christians cannot hate immigrants!
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From Bible major to bi-vocational ministry to software engineer—how I made the career transition through coding bootcamp.
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A Logos 10 review for serious Bible and theology study, covering speed improvements, print library search, church history tools, and translation.
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Months of prayer for breakthrough or clarity to quit—my struggle to make progress on the Barth, Bonhoeffer, and Bible dissertation.
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Fundraising to upgrade my Logos Bible Software library after losing access to physical books sequestered at Wheaton during COVID-19.
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A request for clear Christian resources on the Bible, social justice, racism, Critical Race Theory, and Marxism.
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Adding biblical content to the Barth-Bonhoeffer debate: what did they actually think about Scripture and its role?
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A pandemic-era dissertation dispatch about returning to Genesis, Scripture, Barth, Bonhoeffer, and the beginning of the project.
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Challenging the false claim that mutualists ignore Scripture and tradition in women's ordination debates.
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A dissertation update on narrowing Barth, Bonhoeffer, and the Bible toward Genesis 1–3 and the Sermon on the Mount.
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The dissertation seed: following John Webster by studying how Karl Barth and Dietrich Bonhoeffer read Scripture theologically.
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A dissertation dispatch on proposal approval, slow progress, and trying to regain momentum on Barth, Bonhoeffer, and the Bible.
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A Karl Barth quote from Church Dogmatics II/2 on Scripture, theology, and discerning what Christians ought to do.
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A comprehensive index of Karl Barth's sermons from 1913-1968, compiled from the Digital Karl Barth Library's sermon volumes.
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An update on the Digital Karl Barth Library: Scripture citation search appears to work again, though with remaining quirks.
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What Psalm 127 teaches about productivity—why anxious overwork is futile, and how trusting God reframes our labor, our rest, and even our kids.
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Three simple, memorable questions to ask of any Bible passage you study—a framework I learned from Allen Ross and Gerald Bray at Beeson Divinity School.
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Essential reading recommendations covering the Bible, theology, church history, ethics, and Christian living for busy believers.
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Should the Bible be read differently than other texts? Exploring theological hermeneutics and Scripture's unique location in Christian theology.
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Karl Barth's exegesis of Christ's wilderness temptations isperenniallyinspiring, but particularly poignant during this season of Lent.
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Part 2 of Karl Barth's reading of Christ's wilderness temptations: the lure of Christendom, political power, and worshiping Satan for influence.
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Part 3 of a series on Karl Barth's reading of Christ's wilderness temptations in *Church Dogmatics* IV/1: the temptation to leap from the temple, or the leap of false faith.
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Setting aside Cedarville chaos to focus on reading Romans with Karl Barth's commentary during my Greek exegesis independent study.
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Reviewing Waltke's Dance Between God and Humanity and Goodwin's Translating the English Bible for Liverpool Hope's journal.
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A theological statement: Scripture as the Spirit's illocutionary act testifying to the Son, accomplishing redemption in God's people.
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Amy Chase Ashley's guest post on mastering inductive Bible study in seven steps: Scripture, Handle With Care.
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A close reading and interpretation of Deuteronomy 6:1-15, exploring the Shema and Israel's call to fear and love the Lord.
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Follow-up questions about Cedarville University's statement on Dr. Michael Pahl's dismissal and the Bible department's future.
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A topical study of what the book of Proverbs teaches about poverty and wealth—the nature of poverty, the character of God, and how his people should respond.
