Can you imagine how much more complicated it could have been for Elmer Fudd to figure out if its rabbit season or duck season?
Category Archive: Exegesis
Nobody would be shocked to hear that native speakers know their language really well. They speak it natively […]
Here’s a question for you. It’s one that I’ve been pondering for some time. Should placing a priority […]
Today is a day that I have been waiting for quite some time: LOGOS 4 Over the past […]
Dan Wallace has posted a very short essay that simply surveys the major interpretive landscape of 1 Timothy […]
There’s been a good amount of discussion about the trinity at several different blogs: Paul and Monotheism 1 Cor […]
Daniel & Tonya have written a post on Acts 10:34-35 (Comparing Acts 10.34-35), looking at the Greek & a […]
In the most recently published articles for Journal of Greco-Roman Christianity and Judaism, Volume 6 (2009), Martin Culy […]
Previously, we introduced what seems to be the main issue for Daniel & Tonya: The Sustainability of Communicative […]
Typical/Default word order in English requires Core Arguments to appear closer to the verb than Oblique Arguments: We […]
