Silzer, Peter James and Thomas John Finley. How Biblical Languages Work: A Students Guide to Learning Hebrew and […]
This extended period of absence from blogging will soon come to an end. My wife and I finished […]
My wife and I received our paper on Russian Phonology back today. We got a 94%. We’re now […]
From the Preface of the 3rd Edition of Robertson’s “Big Grammar”: At the age of sixteen John Brown, […]
I have to point my readers to Suzanne’s post at the Better Bibles Blog. This isn’t new information, […]
TC has written a post arguing for a different understanding of the phrase ἐν ἐμοὶ. While I will […]
I’ve comes across a new blog via – Nathan’s comments:Compliant Subversity. The author has some excellent thoughts on […]
This is one of those developments that I kind of want to keep to myself, but also too […]
Greek is a unique language, you know, just like every other language is. But seriously, there are things […]
I’ve been wanting to discuss a particular debated point regarding Greek Noun Phrases for some time. I’ve touched […]
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