Linguistics and New Testament Greek, eds. Black and Merkle
Up-to-date scholarship on how linguistics impacts our understanding and teaching of New Testament Greek.
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Review of A Place at the Table: George Eldon Ladd and the Rehabilitation of Evangelical Scholarship
A biography of giant New Testament scholar George Ladd, filled with lessons for the modern Bible student and scholar.
An Introduction to the Greek New Testament Produced at Tyndale House, Cambridge, by Jongkind
“I can offer no better recommendation than affirming that I am already requiring it in my own Greek courses.”
Why You Should be Familiar with Your Greek New Testament
And it’s probably not the reasons you think.
The Overlooked Purpose of Romans
Yes, the Letter to the Romans clearly states the Gospel, but in a way that Gentiles and Jews will together rejoice in the Messiah.
Ruth and the Proverbs 31 Woman
Perhaps the Proverbs 31 woman isn’t called “virtuous” after all.
How New Is the New Testament, by Donald Hagner
As “thoroughly concise” (oxymoron?) a treatment of the relationship between the New and Old Testaments as one can find today.
Does James Ignore the Holy Spirit?
If these comparisons are valid, then we do not have a writing that omits the Third Person of the Trinity.
A Misunderstood Paragraph in the Olivet Discourse
There are two commonly held assumptions about what this passage teaches that simply are NOT supported by the words in the passage.
Larry Hurtado’s Research on Christian Origins, in a Nutshell
Decades of Hurtado’s influential research on Christian origins summarized into a helpful 100 pages.
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