If somehow you missed the announcement, SBL and Logos Software have teamed up with Michael W. Holms to offer a free downloadable Greek NT. (The text as XML is also available with a promised online and PDF version coming soon.) After a speedy installation, the Logos version looks quite nice indeed and the price was right!
A must have for every Ugaritician, brought to you by our friends at Eisenbrauns. From the description:
The gods gather together to drink, and Yarihu drinks himself under the table. That's the story behind this mug, and the story that's printed on it, as well, with the transcription of the original Ugaritic on one side, and the translation on the other.
This is no dainty stemware—this is nearly 3 pounds of solid glass, and will hold two full bottles of your favorite libations (or a 5-scoop root beer float, for those under age.)
We encourage you to imbibe reponsibly, but should you choose to drink yourself under the table like a god, consider yourself warned: the section missing from the transcription (and tablet) is the rest of the hangover remedy!
If you are struggling to learn Biblical Hebrew, Aramaic or Greek vocabulary, there is an exciting new flashcard program from Miklal Software which should be helpful to any language student.
Babel Flashcards works on all computer platforms with Java and includes card decks which are keyed to major grammars (like Bill Mounce's Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar and more to come) as well as excellent tools to produce card lists based on lexeme frequency, English glosses, part of speech, Biblical passage or any combination thereof!
Several of the other features of this program will be highlighted in future posts, but you can take advantage of a special RELEASE SALE of 20% off with the promo code release1010 for a limited time right now.