The Re-Calculated Number of Bibleless Languages
How did this many new languages get added to the “no Scripture and no project started” category?
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Beware False Friends: What You Don’t Know About the KJV
The KJV uses the word “unicorn” six times. Before you search “unicorns in the Bible,” you might want to find out what a “false friend” is.
Greek Matters | Is That in the Greek?
“Keep your Bibles open. My job is to preach the text; your job is to make sure what I’m saying is really there,” my pastor said to begin his Easter morning sermon. Liam was appropriately preaching out of John 20, so I slipped out my Greek New Testament and tried to follow along in it. In doing so…
Revelation: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary, by Craig R. Koester
His preteristic leanings are clear, but his desire to provide a close reading of the text is equally clear.
Dead Sea Scrolls Handbook, by Devorah Dimant and Donald Parry
This new handbook from Brill is a unique volume that you may or may not want in your library. Because texts are constantly being edited and readings are being better deciphered, the authors believe such a handbook is not superfluous, but supplements other textual editions already published (xix). There are no translations, commentaries, discussions of dating, or any other….
Keep Your Greek: Reading Greek Devotionally
Many students wonder how to stay in their Greek New Testament consistently after finishing their Greek courses. Of course some upper level courses will utilize Greek or require translation, especially if you take a Greek elective. You will also need ways to keep up with your vocab and you will need to create a plan to read through books of the Bible. But, there is no better way to consistently enter the Greek New Testament than to integrate it into your daily devotional reading….