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Greek Special Features: Grammar, Syntax & Word Study.
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Revelation 1:14, “Why δέ?”
Of the 337 sentences in the Book of Revelation, 245 of them begin with καί. The conjunction δέ,…
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What does πιστεύω mean?
Dr. Plummer discusses the semantic range of πιστεύω (from the Bill Arnold Radio Show). Vimeo Video:…
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Semantic Range
Listen to Dr. Plummer’s explanation of “semantic range” in a radio interview. Vimeo Video:
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Two Greek words for “love” in John chapter 21
Is the variation between two Greek words for “love” significant in the Gospel of John, chapter 21? Hear…
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Greek Word Studies for Everyone
In today’s weekend edition, Dr. Plummer talks about his new book Greek Word Studies for Everyone, co-authored with…
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Why did this Greek verb change so much in spelling?
In this weekend edition, Dr. Plummer explores how to answer morphological questions that arise as you read the…
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Was a ὑπηρέτης an “under-rower” on a galley ship? (1 Cor 4:1)
Today’s weekend edition is extracted from Dr. Plummer’s upcoming Adullam Media course on Colossians. See AdullamCourses.com for more…
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Gandalf, The Great Commission, and Greek Grammar, by Dr. Benjamin Merkle
This Saturday, we are sharing the recording of a lecture by Dr. Benjamin Merkle.
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The Optative Mood (Jude, vs. 2)
This video, drawn from the forthcoming “Jude in July” course looks at the Optative verb in verse 2…
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Revelation 2:10, Epexegetical Genitive
What is the “crown of life” (Rev 2:10)? In this weekend edition, Dr. Plummer talks about epexegetical genitives…
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The Pronunciation of New Testament Greek by Benjamin Kantor
In this weekend edition, Dr. Plummer briefly reviews The Pronunciation of New Testament Greek and A Short Guide to…
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Whatever Happened to “Behold”? by Dr. Bill Mounce
Whatever Happened to “Behold”? by Dr. Bill Mounce In this weekend edition, we are rebroadcasting one of Bill…
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Three Nuances of the Perfect Indicative in the Greek New Testament
Three Nuances of the Perfect Indicative in the Greek New Testament In this weekend edition, Dr. Plummer discusses…
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John 15:1-2 and Greek Morphology with Dr. Kaspars Ozolins
In today’s weekend video, Dr. Kaspars Ozolins looks at John 15:1-2 and some questions about Greek historical morphology.…
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Mastering New Testament Greek Vocabulary Through Semantic Domains
Have you been looking for a vocabulary guide to the Greek New Testament that groups words by semantic…
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Discourse Analysis of the New Testament Writings
Pastors and students frequently have some vague familiarity with Discourse Analysis (DA). They know that DA aids in determining the structure…
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The Vocative of γυνή
In this weekend edition, Allan T. Loder looks at inscriptional evidence to help us understand the potential nuances…
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Principal Parts of Every Verb in the GNT
Principal Parts of Every Verb in the GNT Over the weekend you may be thinking to yourself, “Is…
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Dictionary of English Grammar for Students of Biblical Languages
Have you ever struggled to understand English grammatical terms (e.g., collective noun, interjection, demonstrative pronoun, etc.)? In this…
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Diagramming the Greek Text: Nestle-Aland vs. SBL GNT
Diagramming the Greek Text: Nestle-Aland vs. SBL GNT In today’s weekend edition, guest contributor Dr. Randy Leedy focuses…
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A New Reference Grammar for Classical Greek
A New Reference Grammar for Classical Greek In today’s weekend edition, Dr. Plummer keeps you up-to-date on new…
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The Genitive Absolute Construction, by Dr. Randy Leedy
The Genitive Absolute Construction, by Dr. Randy Leedy We are happy to host a weekend feature on the…
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Prepositions and Theology
In this weekend edition, Dr. Plummer discusses Prepositions and Theology in the Greek New Testament, by Murray J.…
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Building Your New Testament Greek Vocabulary
Dr. Plummer discusses his #1 print recommendation for building your Greek vocabulary: Building Your New Testament Greek Vocabulary,…