Dan Wallace has posted a very short essay that simply surveys the major interpretive landscape of 1 Timothy […]
Category Archive: Linguistics
So I’ve been working through a relatively recent (2008) article on Aspect in Revelation 5, criticizing and critiquing […]
It seems that the former is far, far more popular than the latter. But I enjoy writing about […]
I commented on Paul Helm’s post about translation a while back — commented in the sense of writing […]
Many of you know that I was the New Testament chair of the ESV translation. This project has […]
For sometime, I’ve been an advocate for people who do not know the original languages (& probably never […]
Language is complicated. Two languages together are twice as complicated squared. Translation only accentuates #2.
“Literal Translations get you closer to the original languages than other translation.” No. They just sound funny. They’re […]
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 […]
Koine-Greek 