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Going Postal

by LF editors — June 13, 2009

Those of you who are enjoying your newly-arrived Summer 2009 issue of Lutheran Forum may wonder what on earth happened to the Hebrew words that appear in the current Old Testament article, "Going Postal." Let us be the first to say: responsibility for the garbled Hebrew lies with the editorial staff, not with the author, and for this we apologize both to Dr. Goodine and to our astute readers. And if we may be so bold, please do the author the honor of reading her article from the PDF link below, which now has the correct Hebrew in it...

Those of you who are enjoying your newly-arrived Summer 2009 issue of Lutheran Forum may wonder what on earth happened to the Hebrew words that appear in the current Old Testament article, "Going Postal." Let us be the first to say: responsibility for the garbled Hebrew lies with the editorial staff, not with the author, and for this we apologize both to Dr. Goodine and to our astute readers. And if we may be so bold, please do the author the honor of reading her article from the PDF link below, which now has the correct Hebrew in it.

"Going Postal" by Elizabeth Goodine

Now in Print

Winter 2011

In this issue:

Finding the Missio in Promissio

Law and Gospel
(with Some Help from St. John)

From Mission Church
to Missionary Church in
Malaysia and Singapore

St. Dag Hammarskjold

The Cost of Commenting
on the Emperor's Attire

Practicing a Theopaschite
Christology with St. Cyril
of Alexandria

American Lutheranism's
First Dispute

...and much, much more!

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