I love keyboard shortcuts. When I was a child, I eschewed DOS in favor of the wonders of GUI! I thought: why type on the keyboard when you can click with a mouse! But—as the green lady in C.S. Lewis's Perelandra would say—"I am older now," so I use the keyboard for as much as possible. My skills even came in handy in a life-or-death situation when I forgot to bring a mouse to hook up to my iMac to run my wedding photo slideshow at our reception! But keyboard shortcuts only go so far because...

I picked up this free commentary within minutes of its release, but I neglected to tell you... Please forgive me! It looks like a slightly beefed up BKC, or maybe a slightly beefed down EBC. Looks, in fact, like a Tyndale series commentary (some of which, especially in the OT, are fantastic no matter what level of scholarship you're working on). Bock, of course, is someone whose work in the Gospels I have come very much to appreciate (see his blog and this two-volume Luke commentary). He's a...

The Israeli Antiquities Authority is going to put the Dead Sea Scrolls online in amazingly high-quality digital format. In addition, the half-century-old infrared photographs will go up. Have you never read the romantic story of the release of the Dead Sea Scrolls by Marty Abegg, Biblical Archaeological Review, and the Huntington Library? Don't miss it! Something else you may have missed: Sinaiticus is already out there on a very cool site. Have you never read the romantic story of the finding...

The ESV Study Bible comes out soon. Check it out. Click below. Again I'm not sure if I'm going to spend my book budget on this, but I do want my family to have it. Maybe I can persuade my wife to spend part of the (i.e., her) furnishings budget on it!