Finally, an Introduction to Linguistics for Biblical Folk
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A New Linguistic Commentary on Philippians by William Varner
Not the commentary you’re used to, but the commentary you need. An intense linguistic focus on Paul’s important epistle.
My Language Study Regimen for 2018
Keeping up with five foreign languages is tough. Here’s my plan to integrate my devotional and academic goals for 2018.
Avoid These Mistakes With Your Lexicon!
Linguist and Bible translator Todd Price talks about mistakes you might be making with your lexicon and ways to be more careful.
Thousands of PhDs Without Jobs: Whose Fault Is It?
Students, institutions, and adjuncts are all partially to blame, but there are ways forward for all.
Lessons from 20 Years of Studying Philippians
Mark Keown spent 20 years studying Philippians and shares with us his theological insights, spiritual growth, and tips for improving your Greek!
The Various Uses of the Bible in America
The new Oxford Handbook of the Bible in America covers a vast number of eras and ways in which the Bible has been used in the US.
John Walton E-Book Sales
Nine useful and thought-provoking works on recovering the lost world of the OT for Christians today.
The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Developmental Composition of the Bible, by Eugene Ulrich
One of the most important volumes on the OT, textual criticism, and canon now available.
Three Competing Definitions of Canon
The exclusive, functional, and ontological definitions. What are their implications for our view of Scripture and canon?