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The history of early Christianity has taken one of the prime spots in recent NT research. Revisionist histories abound, and new perspectives on old data are welcome. But the attempts to canvas in detail the first 150 years of Christianity are few and far between….
One of the most time-consuming aspects of studying Greek or doing exegesis is looking up difficult or irregular forms. One might see the perfect form of a verb in a passage and decide to write a note about how the author could have used the aorist tense here but chose not to…but what is the aorist form you need to write in your notes?…
Our last post in this series on word study fallacies gave five fallacies you want to avoid. This post will give you five more, with a third post completing the series on word studies. Make sure to avoid these mistakes in your preaching, teaching, research, and individual study….
Feel free to push back, but I dare say that the most important modern theological discussion is the relationship between Israel and the Church.
It all started in the early church: who were these “Christians?” Of course they were Jews, but by the end of the first century we had the famous….
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If you are a student of the New Testament, then you should be familiar with the history of interpretation (the helpfulness of which could comprise a post in and of itself). Although we have featured Baird’s volume on the history of research,…
Learning Greek can be a fun and rewarding exercise. While the work of memorizing vocabulary and paradigms can be tedious, the payoff is worthwhile and worth the effort it takes. But what about after you spent those many months memorizing vocabulary, case endings, and principal parts? How do you keep from losing the hours you spent learning Greek? This is where Rodney Whitacre’s Using and Enjoying Biblical Greek: Reading the New Testament with Fluency and Devotion (UEBG) comes in handy. Consisting of seven chapters and 5 appendices, UEBG is the just the resource needed for both the beginner and the rusty student of Biblical Greek….
Many of these books would be very useful for students and pastors and the prices are gold.
The first set is a bunch of books from David Dockery, which are always worth your time.
The second bunch is from Zondervan….
As you read through his chapters on various philosophers, it is obvious he understands the authors under scrutiny. However, as even Frame will acknowledge (e.g., with the Greeks), his analysis is the traditional one. Recent scholarship on figures such as Thales, Heraclitus….
Lexicography can have two different meanings: (1) the compilation of dictionaries, and (2) the study of dictionaries. This volume is primarily addressed to the latter group, who are sometimes called metalexicographers. There are various issues involved in the compilation….
