Articular Infinitives in the Greek of the New Testament: On the Exegetical Benefit of Grammatical Precision (New Testament […]
Category Archive: Linguistics
A couple days ago, I wrote: Why in the world should we be translating generics with a “generic” […]
When it comes to translation methodology, I know what I think & I’m loud.
Paul Helm over at Helm’s Deep offers a thoughtful but (in my opinion) problematic post on Dynamic Equivalence. […]
I’ve finished two books that I plan on writing reviews for: Grammatical and Exegetical Study of New Testament […]
So, uhm, why is Dr. Leland Ryken still writing books about subjects he’s not qualified to discuss? Last […]
So I sat down to finish up the last two posts reviewing lexical entries in Muraoka’s new lexicon […]
I’ve been having a thoughtful conversation with Denny Burk at his post TNIV Is Dead . . . […]
My familiarity with introductory Hebrew grammars is rather lacking, so I’m interested in some comments. My wife is […]
This has already gone around quite a bit already, but I thought that I might as well make […]
