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Category Archive: Exegesis

New series on Wittgenstein in March

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Can you imagine how much more complicated it could have been for Elmer Fudd to figure out if its rabbit season or duck season?

Mike Aubrey February 27, 2019 Cognitive Linguistics, Exegesis, Language, Lexicography, Linguistics, Philosophy, Semantics

Ancient Greek speakers & their intuitions

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Nobody would be shocked to hear that native speakers know their language really well. They speak it natively […]

Mike Aubrey December 2, 2016 Exegesis, Grammar, Greek, Historical Linguistics, John Chrysostom, Language, Lexicography, Linguistics, Sociolinguistics

Exegetical Payoff in Grammatical Research

Here’s a question for you. It’s one that I’ve been pondering for some time. Should placing a priority […]

Mike Aubrey February 21, 2011 Exegesis, Grammar, Greek, Hebrew, Language, Linguistics

Logos 4 is Finally Here

Today is a day that I have been waiting for quite some time: LOGOS 4 Over the past […]

Mike Aubrey November 2, 2009 Biblical Studies, Books, Exegesis, Greek, Libraries, Logos Bible Software, news stories, Syntax

Major Interpretive Issues in 1 Timothy 2:12

Dan Wallace has posted a very short essay that simply surveys the major interpretive landscape of 1 Timothy […]

Mike Aubrey October 19, 2009 Exegesis, Grammar, Greek, Hermeneutics, Language, Linguistics, Semantics, Syntax

Speaking of the Trinity…

There’s been a good amount of discussion about the trinity at several different blogs: Paul and Monotheism 1 Cor […]

Mike Aubrey July 26, 2009 Books, Exegesis, Greek, Musings

Acts 10:34-35 – Formal or Frank?

Daniel & Tonya have written a post on Acts 10:34-35 (Comparing Acts 10.34-35), looking at the Greek & a […]

Mike Aubrey July 3, 2009 Exegesis, Greek, Lexicography

Culy on Double Case Constructions

In the most recently published articles for Journal of Greco-Roman Christianity and Judaism, Volume 6 (2009), Martin Culy […]

Mike Aubrey June 7, 2009 Exegesis, Grammar, Greek, Information Structure, Linguistics, Syntax

So What’s the Main Issue? Part II

Previously, we introduced what seems to be the main issue for Daniel & Tonya: The Sustainability of Communicative […]

Mike Aubrey May 30, 2009 Exegesis, Greek, Language, Language Learning

Awkward Translation: Ordering Arguments and other Goodies

Typical/Default word order in English requires Core Arguments to appear closer to the verb than Oblique Arguments: We […]

Mike Aubrey May 4, 2009 English, Exegesis, Grammar, Greek, Information Structure, Pragmatics, Syntax, Translation

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