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Category Archive: Greek

Trying to Avoid Hypocrisy

After I wrote my little post about the need to depending on and building on the past grammars, […]

michaelaubrey December 15, 2008 Grammar, Greek, Syntax

Google Books Question

[Update] Thanks to those who sent me pdf’s!] Does anyone in the United States have full-view access to […]

michaelaubrey December 14, 2008 Books, Greek

On the Use of Linguistics In New Testament Studies

Obviously this is a subject that I continually come back to because it is of supreme interest to […]

michaelaubrey December 14, 2008 Grammar, Greek, Linguistics

Ephesians 1:3-14 Again

This is what I’ve been working on for the past week or so. I now have a basic […]

michaelaubrey December 13, 2008 Ephesians, Grammar, Greek, Information Structure, Language, Linguistics, Semantics, Syntax

A Syntactic Mess in Ephesians 1

Carl Conrad has said it a few times in the past week or so and I have to […]

michaelaubrey December 11, 2008 English, Ephesians, Exegesis, Grammar, Greek, Syntax, Translation

Pronouncing Hellenistic Greek

I’ve gone the rounds a few times with people about what pronunciation to use for Greek. The main […]

michaelaubrey December 11, 2008 Greek, Phonology

Future Tense: Greek and English

At some point in my blogging, I criticized Porter about his definition of the Future tense form, particularly […]

michaelaubrey December 10, 2008 English, Grammar, Greek, Linguistics

Determining the Rules of Greek Grammar

Let’s say that  you’re trying to determine what is and what is not allowed grammatically in Greek and […]

michaelaubrey December 9, 2008 Grammar, Greek, Linguistics, Syntax

An Interview at Hebrew & Greek Reader

Daniel and Tonya at their Hebrew and Greek Reader blog have posted an interesting interview with Mike Heiser, […]

michaelaubrey December 9, 2008 Greek, Hebrew, Linking, Logos Bible Software

Greek Possessives & Non-Verbal Predicates

I mentioned in my last post that Greek non-verbal predicates can be used to express possession as in […]

michaelaubrey December 9, 2008 Ephesians, Grammar, Greek, Translation

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