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Category Archive: Linguistics
These are just a few quotes that I read this morning before church by Eugene Nida in Language […]
“This is only indirect support for our hypothesis, since it comes from different languages and a different empirical […]
No, I don’t think it does. Seriously. What does “submit” mean? Outside conservative Christian discussions about Biblical passages […]
I thought I’d repost my translation of Chrysostom on Ephesians 5:21. If for anything, it would be nice […]
There are very few textually transparent translations of Ephesians 5:22. In fact, there are only three truly transparent […]
Okay, so maybe I really don’t see much value in using interlinears and just wanted a title that […]
This post is based on a paper reviewing two articles, one on grammatical relations and agency and the […]
Henry St. John Thackeray wrote his A Grammar of the Old Testament in Greek according to the Septuagint, […]
Look at what’s on the top of the list of LibraryThing.com recent additions. Grammar of New Testament Greek […]
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