So I’ve been working through a relatively recent (2008) article on Aspect in Revelation 5, criticizing and critiquing […]
Category Archive: Grammar
It seems that the former is far, far more popular than the latter. But I enjoy writing about […]
On my last post, Carl made an insightful comment — one that I’ve had myself, though not as […]
Some have called the claim that Modern Greek has something to add to the study of Hellenistic Greek […]
Articular Infinitives in the Greek of the New Testament: On the Exegetical Benefit of Grammatical Precision (New Testament […]
A couple days ago, I wrote: Why in the world should we be translating generics with a “generic” […]
I’ve finished two books that I plan on writing reviews for: Grammatical and Exegetical Study of New Testament […]
So I sat down to finish up the last two posts reviewing lexical entries in Muraoka’s new lexicon […]
My familiarity with introductory Hebrew grammars is rather lacking, so I’m interested in some comments. My wife is […]
I don’t know if I’ve ever done one of these posts, but I’ve just received a couple books […]
