I have been blogging for about two months now, and still have a lot to learn. One of the humorous parts of the task is seeing the search strings that folks have used to find the blog. There are some that I think actually knew I existed, since the string is close to projects that I have worked on or that are in process:
- discourse grammar of the greek new testa, discourse grammar of the greek new testa
- steve runge blog
- lexham high definition new testament
- “discourse grammar of the greek new test
- ntdiscourse.org, nt discourse
- steve runge discourse grammar
- lexham high definition new testament: es
Some seem like referrals without links, in that they search on the post titles:
- kingdom building
- what to do in these difficult times
Others seemed to be looking for someone else, but found me instead:
- rod decker’s blog
- holmstedt sbl, holmstedt hebrew
- presented papers sbl genesis
Then there are the ones that got here in spite of themselves:
- meaninf of the word pragmatic
- pauline epistles and there categories
Now we reach my favorites, which make me scratch my head:
- proudly present in pragmatic
- “greek language” + humility
I like to think that the latter found its way here by virtue of what my blog exudes. In the end, however, I suppose “proudly” and “humility” offset each other. Then there is one that is a tribute to the wonder of Google:
- not versus no meaning difference
I trust that I did not actually write such a string somewhere. I can lack precision and attention to to detail, but come on!
This is probably one of my favorite things about blogging.
Interesting blog from today (January 8th) on “pity, love” …but, it doesn’t show up on your blog page. Perhaps the Greek title confuses it.
We see only:
Runge error – Steve tried something that did not work 🙂
So, I thought I would include the text here until it can be “fixed.” Certainly, our lack of love/concern for our Father has a lot to do with this lack of caring concern for others.
[SER] JJ, I reposted the content, and so cut it from your comment. The link is http://www.ntdiscourse.org/2009/01/splagxnizomai/.
JJ,
I had pulled the post, thinking it sounded a little to patronizing toward Hobbins’ blog, when I actually found out about his blog after the draft was done. I will repost it.