Crumbs from the Master's Table

D. A. Carson: I have come to suspect . . . that we are in danger of reading back into the Greek word   ε ὐ αγγελιστ ή ς [e.g., 2 Tim. 4:...

Struggling to know exactly how to translate a portion of a Pauline epistle this morning, I consulted an authoritative grammar, A Greek Gramm...

Due to relatively recent advancements, aspectual theory has become an important consideration for anyone working in the Greek New Testament....

From "The Minister and His Greek New Testament," originally published in The Presbyterian 88 (February 7, 1918), Machen speaks pr...

C. H. Spurgeon on the value of learning languages to the expositor of sacred Scripture: The acquisition of another language affords a fine...

Here is my rendering of the LXX of Hos. 1:1-11 from  Septuaginta : Vetus Testamentum Graecum (vol. XIII, Joseph Ziegler, ed.; Göttingen: Va...

In the modern West, there is almost universally such a strong sense of progress that the past is incessantly despised or looked upon with co...

It is no news that the NT widely uses the Septuagint (LXX) and that this was the OT of the Church until the Reformation when the Hebrew (Mas...

"The main point is, with all and above all, study the Greek and Hebrew Bible, and the love of Christ" (John Wesley, 1703-1791).