The more I read the Greek grammars of earlier centuries, the more I conclude Dr. Porter’s historical survey […]
Category Archive: Semantics
Stanley Porter and Andrew Pitts describe Opentext.org’s approach to syntax as follows, “Syntax is understood in terms of […]
I was reading an English grammar and came across a discussion of Remoteness with regard to English verbs. […]
What is the best way to characterize the Nominative and Accusative Cases in Greek? Could the studies on […]
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 […]
Most grammars delineate the meaning of the cases by providing labels for usage. I propose that a better […]
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