Opinion on this book?
This book is on sale for 50% off for today's twitter dailydeal - https://www.logos.com/product/17180/pharisees-scribes-and-sadducees-in-palestinian-society?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_content=dailydeal&utm_campaign=logos2014q1
If anyone is familiar with this resource I'd like to hear your opinion about it.
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Bruce
I think that all depends on your viewpoint. If I did the Twitter thing, I'd buy this at the discount but, since I don't, I won't. The endorsements are scholarly, but Barton and Saunders are hardly card-carrying conservatives. However, if you're into historical-critical analysis with a literary-critical twist it would be worth reading. Personally, I'm more into rhetorical-critical, perfomance-critical analysis, and discourse analysis. However, it's worth $15 for historical background reading.
Every blessing
Alan
Edit: BTW I tried to get this via the link you provided but it only took me to the regular sales page. [:'(]
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Alan Macgregor said:
I tried to get this via the link you provided but it only took me to the regular sales page.
This was yesterday's Daily Deal, today's is https://www.logos.com/product/28054/paul-and-scripture (check Twitter for code).
Have joy in the Lord!
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NB.Mick said:
This was yesterday's Daily Deal, today's is …
The time zone thing just confuses me. [:S]
Thanks for point that out. But since Bruce posted today, I thought his post meant today not yesterday. [:S]
Every blessing
Alan
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Alan Macgregor said:
The time zone thing just confuses me.
Reminded me of the time we crossed the Atlantic underwater without adjusting the ship's clocks. After we tied up in Charleston, SC, all clocks were backed up 5 hours. Instead of 1300 it was now 0800 and time to start a new work day. Leave it to our skipper to find a way to make the day 29 hours long. [:@]
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I appreciate the responses. I guess I didn't look at the timing closely.
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It's kind of a bummer that Twitter DD don't last a week anymore. It used to be the case that you could use Monday's coupon on Friday and even Saturday. I guess they're being more strict on the "daily" part of it.
DAL
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NB.Mick said:
I don't remember that being the case - normally they expire directly on that day.
Unless it was a glitch on the website, I remember sometimes purchasing daily deals that were live during the week on a Saturday (even a Sunday on one occasion; not so anymore [:(]). I think they should do a "weekly round up" on Saturday to allow us to purchase the deals that were live during the week, in case we missed one or changed our mind and decided we really wanted it.
Oh one more thing, before they didn't have a daily deal on Saturday, now they do and last Saturday's deal was a great deal (Jack Cottrell's What the Bible Says About the Holy Spirit - Great read! It's sort of motivating me to get the whole series, but I think I'll wait for it to go on sale first).
DAL
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