Nov 17
By: BAS Staff
Unpublished Excavations YOUR SPRING ISSUE was a fitting tribute to BAR on its 50th anniversary and to the vision, initiative, and drive of your founding […]
Aug 25
By: BAS Staff
Nails or Knots? I ENJOYED READING Jeffrey P. Arroyo García’s article “Nails or Knots—How Was Jesus Crucified?” but believe there are several things that need […]
May 27
By: BAS Staff
Slumbering Dreams THANK YOU for the illuminating Winter issue. On this occasion, however, you appear to have chosen the cover with greater care than the […]
Feb 24
By: BAS Staff
Letters to Pharaoh IN ALICE MANDELL’S ARTICLE “Letters to Pharaoh,” a caption refers to “Akhenaten’s famous religious reforms, which placed the sun-god Aten at the […]
Nov 11
By: BAS Staff
Bedwarmer, Bureaucrat, or Both? THE GREAT DIFFICULTY in Daniel Bodi’s “Abishag: Bedwarmer or Bureaucrat?” (BAR, Summer 2024) is that he omitted the most valuable passage […]
Aug 21
By: BAS Staff
Mysterious Jerusalem Channels I WOULD LIKE to make a small addition to the news piece about the channels recently excavated south of the Temple Mount. […]
May 20
By: BAS Staff
Grateful for BAR I REALLY CHERISH BAR. As a Christian, reading BAR prompts me to look up events/scripture in the Bible. For this alone, I […]
Feb 20
By: BAS Staff
The Millo THE ARTICLE “The Millo: Jerusalem’s Lost Monument,” by Chris McKinny et al. is excellent and makes a good case for the purpose and […]
Nov 17
By: BAS Staff
Memorable Maccabees IN HER ARTICLE “The Rise of the Maccabees,” Andrea Berlin makes a statement that needs a slight clarification. She writes, “The trouble […]
Aug 25
By: BAS Staff
Don’t Diminish the Bible IN QUERIES AND COMMENTS of your Spring 2023 issue, I noticed what appears to be a growing concern for the intent […]
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