Where Have I Been?

I haven’t posted in a couple of weeks. My January course on Acts has kept me too busy to find the time to keep my blog updated. I intended to post a major entry this weekend after finishing up my J-term course, but then I got the flu (and now my three housemates have it too). Since I’m feeling rather swimmy-headed and tired, anything I write will probably be incoherent. So, I’m putting productivity off for the next couple of days. I do still plan to take full advantage of this week of freedom, though. Here’s what I still hope to accomplish in the next eight days:

• Post one major blog entry;
• Continue blogging my NT Greek readings daily;
• Review Greek morphology, syntax, and vocabulary;
• Read Dennis R. MacDonald, Does the New Testament Imitate Homer? It should prove … um … interesting.
• And last, but not least, spend an hour each morning in prayer.

So, this flu has held me up, but look for something new up here in the next few days. And pray that I and my housemates get over this mess quickly!

Besides all of that, I’m getting very excited about beginning the Spring term next week. My classes are really going to be a lot of fun. Here’s what I’m taking:

• Biblical Archaeology
• Non-Canonical Writings for NT Studies
• Directed study in Ecclesiastical Latin
• Directed study in Classical Greek

I’m anticipating an exciting semester! Now, I must rest so I can take advantage of this next week off…

By the way, the latest Biblical Studies Carnival is here. It is extremely thorough, and quite worth reading.