Previously we examined the first five occurrences of δέ in Ephesians 1-4.24. As I had noted previously, I’m […]
Category Archive: Linguistics
Does inductive study of Greek (or any language) interest you? Or perhaps the idea of studying Greek afresh […]
Does anyone out there have Translator’s Workplace? I’m trying to find a copy of an article from the […]
Okay, Caragounis’ description of kappa is even worse: Capitol: Κ Small: κ HGP: k as in keen (before […]
I’ve ranted about frustrations before, but one thing I really can’t stand are descriptions of Greek pronunciation that […]
As you continue to grow in your understanding of the Greek language, you would do well to spend […]
I may have mentioned this before, but I think that its the coolest thing that the English possessive […]
After a very long break (nearly a year), I’ve decided that I need to complete this series. What […]
This is Part IV of a four part series discussing my view of Stanley Port’er work on Verbal […]
What’s wrong with comparing Koine Greek to Classical? Nothing? Everything? Thoughts? After Dr. Conrad linked to yesterday’s post, […]
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