A classic and inspiring text on the joy and possibility of reading the New Testament in the original Greek, The Minister and His Greek New Testament, by A. T. Robertson, is now available free on the internet archive (archive.org). An updated text with a similar vision...
The Morphology of Biblical Greek, by William D. Mounce If you can’t figure out why a Greek word is changing spelling in strange ways, then the first resource you should go to is Bill Mounce’s Morphology of Biblical Greek. This weekend edition also overviews A...
Three Nuances of the Perfect Indicative in the Greek New Testament In this weekend edition, Dr. Plummer discusses the dissertation of Dr. Hanbyul Kang, Three Nuances of the Perfect Indicative in the Greek New Testament (to be published by Wipf & Stock). Dr. Kang...
In this weekend edition, Guest Host Dr. Daniel Stevens helps us better understand some techniques that Matthew uses to transition scenes and draw attention to characters in his Gospel. YouTube Video:...
Revision and Update of ‘Moulton & Milligan’ In this weekend edition, Allan T. Loder tells us about his fascinating project to update and revise the classic work ‘Moulton & Milligan’ (The Vocabulary of the Greek Testament: Illustrated from the Papyri and Other...
In this weekend edition we hear from Dr. Matt Sliger on the importance of reading the New Testament in the original language. Dr. Sliger is Senior Pastor of South Woods Baptist Church, Memphis, TN, and Adjunct Greek Instructor at Bethlehem College and Seminary. ...
