One thing that I do in Grace & Knowledge is report on significant lectures given at Miami University. This task can be a challenge for lectures that include lots of technical detail.
For example, in 2007 Richard Hess of Denver Seminary gave an important lecture showing that the archaeological evidence we have of ancient Israel's religious beliefs and practices is consistent with what we read in the Bible's historical books. There was so much detail in Hess's lecture that for years I wasn't able to put together a summary.
Then in 2018, I discovered that Hess had given the same lecture at BYU in 2009, and that lecture was recorded and made available on You Tube. With help from that recording, I have been able to finally post a summary of the lecture.
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