Nelson Hsieh
@nelson_hsieh7
Research Associate in NT Text, @Tyndale_House Cambridge. Alumnus @sbts and @MastersSeminary. Weekday threads on manuscripts, Greek NT, research/writing tips.
Paragraph divisions in modern Bibles influence how we read and study the Bible, far more than we acknowledge: - Sermons/bible studies choose what to cover based on paragraphing - Commentaries move through a book "paragraph-by-paragraph" - If we want... bit.ly/Ink_John1_para…
Arrived today and have skimmed the introduction Houghton follows reasoned eclecticism, is favorable towards the CBGM, is against text-types, covers 1232 variant units, still has letter ratings And it's not a reporting of the UBS6 committee decisions, but Houghton's own work
If someone wants to get started with the church fathers, what’s the easiest way? I recommend Athanasius’s On the Incarnation. C. S. Lewis’s intro to the book makes it less intimidating. Someone suggested Basil on the Holy Spirit or Chrysostom on marriage
#ManuscriptMonday CSNTM had the privilege of digitizing GA Lect 578, an 11th-century lectionary of the Gospels, at the University of Edinburgh in 2016. One of the most intriguing features? Impressions of what appears to be Latin text preserved on the inside covers (pictured).…
In 20 years, I've published 300+ papers: 41k+ citations. It all started with just 3 simple writing tips per section. The best researchers know this secret. Great papers tell great stories that keep readers hooked. How? Here's my academic storytelling framework:
2025-26 Postdoc Fellowship in bilingual New Testament Manuscripts, KU Leuven, Belgium. FT/Fixed Term: 10 months. Deadline 17 July, start 1 December. nt4ox.link/PDFLeuven26
This is a friendly reminder that submissions for the John William Wevers prize are due September 1, 2025.
New article by Nick Moore (Warden @cranmerhall) now available: Temple, Cosmology, and Myth in the New Testament 👇tyndalebulletin.org/article/138383…
Enjoyed this lecture today by Steve Walton “Acts and the Eyewitnesses” NT Lecture for 2025 Tyndale Fellowship Conference
Ways to Keep People Engaged During Your Talk.
I enjoyed the time with a group of Brazilian scholars who are visiting @Tyndale_House We’ve been reading Greek manuscripts and exploring paratexts like the Eusebian apparatus and titles. Will have a Tyndale House podcast out soon with the material we covered
