Have you ever sat down in a big cozy chair beside a fire place, curled up with a […]
Opentext.org annotates nearly 1000 phrases in the Greek New Testament as discontinuous. That isn’t to say that there […]
Now this is the kind of book that should have been written years ago, but never was. Historically, […]
Agreements have been reached Google Books will become more and more accessible (if I go to a coffee […]
The Speculative Grammarian is probably my favorite linguistic journal in existence. In their most recent issue, they have […]
I went back to re-read an article by Mark Strauss this evening and I came across a paragraph […]
Discontinuous Syntax in the New Testament A Condensation, Summary and Application of Discontinuous Syntax: Hyperbaton in Greek by […]
Duane over at Abnormal Interests did a great job on this month’s Carnival. He mentioned my discussion of […]
Tomorrow’s post will likely be difficult, if not impossible to read. Feel free to skip it. But for […]
These are some thoughts that have been passing through my head for some time now. And I think […]
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