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Author: michaelaubrey

On Greek Grammarians

I may think that Dr. Daniel Wallace provides way too many different uses of the genitive case in […]

michaelaubrey September 27, 2008 Greek, Textual Criticism

On Comparisons

What’s wrong with comparing Koine Greek to Classical? Nothing? Everything? Thoughts? After Dr. Conrad linked to yesterday’s post, […]

michaelaubrey September 25, 2008 Greek, Language, Linguistics

On Porter’s View of the Greek Verb, Part III

This is Part III of a four part series discussing my view of Stanley Port’er work on Verbal […]

michaelaubrey September 22, 2008 Grammar, Greek, Hermeneutics, Language, Linguistics, Morphology, Semantics, Series

Things I do when I’m not studying Greek: The Series

This post inaugurates a series on, well, things I do when I’m not studying Greek. Today’s activity is […]

michaelaubrey September 22, 2008 Not Studying Greek, Series

On Porter’s View of the Greek Verb, Part II

This is Part II of a four part series discussing my view of Stanley Port’er work on Verbal […]

michaelaubrey September 21, 2008 Grammar, Greek, Language, Linguistics, Morphology, Semantics, Series

Agreement & Disagreement with Porter: The Series…

Previously, I provides a summary of both my agreements and disagreements with Stanley E. Porter on the Greek […]

michaelaubrey September 21, 2008 Greek, Series

Porter and the Greek Verb, Part I

Since I was rather critical of Porter a couple days ago, I suppose I should provide a clarifying […]

michaelaubrey September 20, 2008 Grammar, Greek, Language, Linguistics, Morphology, Semantics

Notes on the NLT Changes

Just looking at the two changes in Ephesians, I was stopped wondering the reason a bit. The first […]

michaelaubrey September 17, 2008 Ephesians

On the Verge

If you haven’t noticed by the variety of short posts that I’ve written in the past couple days, […]

michaelaubrey September 17, 2008 Grammar, Greek, Language, Linguistics, Translation

More on the Future

Book cover of Idioms of the Greek New Testament, 2nd edition, by Stanley E. Porter
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By the way, a thought on Porter’s definition of the Future form: “Rather than temporal values, the future form […]

michaelaubrey September 17, 2008 Grammar, Greek, Language, Linguistics, Morphology, Semantics

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