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Thrilled to share that I’ll be joining the senior faculty at the Department of Hebrew Literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem as a scholar of Midrash and Aggadah. It’s a dream come true, and I’m actually still speechless.

Are you a scholar working in any area that might intersect with rabbinic literature? We have an open call for proposals at the History and Lit of Rabbinic Judaism program unit for the SBL annual meeting. We want to feature YOUR work! sbl-site.org/meetings/Congr…

Of course he is! Congrats Jeremiah!

Brilliant article in a brilliant venue by my dearest friend @Yanayisr ❤️

I didn’t know book review sessions were this moving. Having brilliant & critical readers is such a privilege. Thank you Hindy Najman & Philip Alexander for your intellectual engagement. 🙏 J. Thomas Hewitt @lllogannnnn and everyone who read and discussed my book at British New Testament Society today

We’re thrilled to announce this year’s lineup for PSCO! Join us to learn about the exciting work of Yael Fisch, @JeremiahCoogan, Eva Mroczek, and Molly Zahn!

That’s me! Join us please :)

I know SBL has a lot on offer at the same time, but if you’re into Paul and/or rabbinic literature, please come to the review panel on my book. World leading scholars are reading and responding to it, and we would not want them speaking to an empty room!

Today at 4pm in CC-206B, come hear this fantastic panel speak about Hindy Najman’s Seconding Sinai, twenty years on! @kelsbot Greg Given #aarsbl23

The ERC project, Local Law under Rome (beginning in the next fall), is offering a few Postdoctoral fellowships at the Hebrew University in relevant fields (legal papyrology, Roman law in the Provinces, Greek Law, rabbinic law, legal anthropology). yairfurstenberg.huji.ac.il/local-law-unde…

Yosefa Raz’s book, The Poetics of Prophecy, arrived. Our poetic traditions are so heavily co-opted by supremacist readings & we are in desperate need of learning the ethical and poetic power of weak, stuttering prophets. Can’t wait to read (biblical) poetry with this book in hand

Princeton Theological Seminary welcomes Matt Novenson as Helen H.P. Manson Professor of New Testament (with tenure) as a member of the Seminary's Biblical Studies Department. ptsem.edu/news/matt-nove…

So privileged to have read Matthew Novenson’s book preprint and offer some thoughts. I learned so Much from the panelists and Matt’s responses (@lllogannnnn and Erin Heim 🙏) If you squint you can see me on screen right above their heads. #BNTS24 Ryan Collman

Asst/Assoc/Full Professor of Early Christianity (incl. New Testament), Princeton University. FT/TT. Deadline October 15. nt4ox.link/Princeton25

It's a humbling honor to see reviews of my book, *Written for Us* emerging on Ancient Jew Review . Chris Hayes (Yale) opens the series, reading my book and developing with and against its grain a different angle on comparisons and how they work. ancientjewreview.com/read/2024/10/8…

Last in the special Ancient Jew Review forum on Written for Us: Isaac T. Soon, PhD (UBC) generously reads my book and reflects in new ways on the written and the oral in Romans. One could not ask for a more attuned, more engaged reader. ancientjewreview.com/read/2024/10/1…

Book review out: My read of Rebecca Scharbach Wollenberg’s The Closed Book and its provocative thesis — How the Rabbis Taught the Jews (Not) to Read the Bible (Princeton, 2023)—is now out online with JAAR. [DM me for a PDF if you don't have access] doi.org/10.1093/jaarel…