This is a continuation of my series summarizing and examining the claims of Devine and Stephen’s Discontinuous Syntax: […]
You can probably just ignore the section on representing discontinuous phrases in my next post. I wrote it […]
I don’t know how many people have followed my posts summarizing Devine and Stephen’s Discontinuous Syntax: Hyperbaton in […]
Here is my desktop: No kittens here. Jim’s Eric’s
I’ve written about translation method before, consistently advocating a functional approach to translation rather than a formal one, […]
is the word at an article or a preposition? “At” is definitely a preposition, not an article.
I referenced it in my previous post, but I am very excited to finally have access to Levinsohn’s […]
I cause a bit of confusion over at the B-Greek list a couple weeks ago trying to explain […]
For those of you who picked up Logos Bible Software’s new digital edition of Niese’s critical edition of […]
It has long been observed that Timothy is a name of obscure origin… Yeah, click on that link […]
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