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Monthly Archives: February 2010
I’m Glad the Ho’s Can Find Gainful Employment
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I’m Working on My Greek – Hard!
From an interview with Daniel B. Wallace, there is this question and Dr. Wallace’s response Lastly, if there is one piece of advice you could give to someone entering New Testament Greek scholarship, what would it be? Work on your … Continue reading
A Comma Can Make Quite a Difference
As I said, I am reading the book of Luke in Greek as a Lenten project. At the urging of a friend, I have decided to write down my translation, which I will post here when completed. So today, I … Continue reading
My Lenten Project: Reading Luke In Greek
In 2007, I announced that I was going to try to translate all of the book of Jude from Greek into English as a Lenten project. It did not go well. I realized pretty quickly that my skills were not … Continue reading
A Page From A Medieval Greek Bible Is Now Mine – Huzzah!
See those two images up there? Those are scans of my latest acquisition, and I’m so excited about it. It’s a page from a Greek Bible that was printed in 1526. If you don’t want to do the math, that’s … Continue reading
Video: The Unexpected Blessing
I don’t know which country this commercial aired in, but it’s pretty good. And there’s a twist. Didn’t see that coming, did you?





