I was reading Dik’s book Word Order in Greek Tragic Dialogue in Amazon’s preview, curious about what she says […]
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Chris Heard at Higgaion has a great discussion of how he teaches and prepares students for his exams: […]
When you’re trying to learn a new word, here’s a tip. Put it in a sentence. If you’ve […]
For a discussion I’ve been having elsewhere on the internet, I translated Chrysostom’s discussion of John 3:14-16. Its […]
I wrote about Verb Terminology a couple days ago arguing that it might be better to refer to […]
I’ve been frustrated by how we refer to the different forms of the Greek verb for some time […]
I went to the University of British Columbia Library today; well, at least one of their libraries. They […]
A few posts ago, I suggested that it would be more helpful for students to learn case usage […]
I retract all of my criticisms of the Opentext.org Syntactically Analyzed Greek New Testament. From this point on, I […]
Here’s an interesting little tidbit for you. There are places where Quantifiers modify Demonstratives: Matt 1:22: τοῦτο δὲ […]
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