![Continuing along similar lines that Nancy posted here a few days ago… Micah 4 looks ahead to a day in which Yahweh rules and distributes justice for all nations (in great contrast to the injustices spoken against by the prophet elsewhere in […]](http://archive.bigbible.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/bigbibleMicah-115x115.jpg "Swords to Plowshares and the Unafraid")
![From Tuesday 21 April to Sunday 3 May, a public exhibition of a CODEC research project on digital pilgrimage, managed by Dr Tim Hutchings, is on at the Cathedral Church of St Nicholas, Newcastle. Please note the following details: The Digital […]](http://archive.bigbible.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/JubileeOf1300InRome-115x115.jpg "Digital Pilgrimage Exhibition in Newcastle from 21 April")
![Thursday we asked you to write in one word what you are thankful for. Unsurprisingly, friends and family rank far above the rest. We are quite thankful for those people to whom we are close. Perhaps more surprising: Coffee has edged out […]](http://archive.bigbible.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Screenshot-2014-12-01-14.47.33-115x115.png "Results: What you are thankful for in a word(le).")
![[contact-form][contact-field label=’In one word%26#x002c; what are you thankful for?’ type=’text’ required=’1’/][/contact-form] Today Americans celebrate Thanksgiving, a holiday that in public memory harkens back to a Christian harvest celebration of Puritans in 1621 at Plymouth, Massachusetts. This certainly was not the only […]](http://archive.bigbible.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/15022577061_37b5813d47_b-115x115.jpg "In one word, what are you thankful for? (tell us below!)")
![Dr Pete Phillips, Director of CODEC, was recently asked by The Times to comment on biblical literacy in the UK. This was particularly in response to an article (included at the bottom of Pete’s post) anticipating a forthcoming volume edited by Katie […]](http://archive.bigbible.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/pete2011formal-115x115.jpeg "Pete Phillips on Biblical Literacy")
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