It’s here… June’s Biblioblog Top 50, and it is out standing!
From the Biblioblogs:
It’s the Biblioblog Top 50 - for the month of June 2009!
The Biblioblog Top 50 ranks each biblical studies blog, or “biblioblog,” by the total traffic or “hits” it receives each month.
The Number 1 Biblioblogger this month is…
Jim West
So what else is hot in biblical studies blogging for the month of June 2009?
Here is the Top Ten:
Rank Prev. + / - Blogger Blog Name 1 1 - Jim West Jim West 2 2 - Joel L. Watts The Church of Jesus Christ 3 15 12 Neil Godfrey Vridar 4 6 2 Scott Bailey Scotteriology 5 39 34 Mandy and Calvin Park The Floppy Hat 6 7 1 Daniel and Tonya Hebrew and Greek Reader 7 8 1 John Hobbins Ancient Hebrew Poetry 8 3 -5 Ben Witherington Ben Witherington on the Bible and Culture 9 9 - Thomas Verenna The Musings of Thomas Verenna 10 5 -5 Airton José da Silva Observatório Bíblico
Rank Prev. + / - Blogger Blog Name 1 1 - Jim West Jim West 2 2 - Joel L. Watts The Church of Jesus Christ 3 15 12 Neil Godfrey Vridar 4 6 2 Scott Bailey Scotteriology 5 39 34 Mandy and Calvin Park The Floppy Hat 6 7 1 Daniel and Tonya Hebrew and Greek Reader 7 8 1 John Hobbins Ancient Hebrew Poetry 8 3 -5 Ben Witherington Ben Witherington on the Bible and Culture 9 9 - Thomas Verenna The Musings of Thomas Verenna 10 5 -5 Airton José da Silva Observatório Bíblico
If you take the time, you might find a great deal of blogs worth reading.
When will you dethrone Jim (even if just for a month)?
Okay, you know how I feel about both you – Lopez for your west Texas witticisms and “Manifold Marine Betta” just because there is so much opportunity untapped with your handle – but come on, the dude has a pink hat! Do something, if not for your country, for the Church?!
Also, what’s a brotha gotta do to get some love like this?! Payments? Buffet table? Homeless signs on the corner?
HiScrivener: “Manifold Marine Betta”… You lost me, my friend.
Polycarp: You can keep your black suit, but the pink hat would be a nice addition.
@Lopez, he’s got such a great handle. “Polycarp”. Despite the root word and etymology, the first time I saw it, I thought of “many fish.” I don’t know why it made me laugh, but… now I peruse ways to duplicate that name. “Manifold” means “multiple, or poly-” and “marine betta” is a “carp, or fish”. Voila. Don’t you feel edified my brother?
@Many fish guy: You really would look snazzy in that thing. Maybe then we get a catchier handle like, “Pink Panther”. Ooooo, so spy like. So impressive.
Yeah – he’s come up with over a dozen or more so far. I am been racking my brain trying to come up with just one for his…but alas, I am just not as quick as he!
Working on it…. I guess I’m just not that controversial enough.
I know, I know – but that pink suit is catchy – maybe if I got one!