Taking a cue from Martin Luther’s 95 theses, Channing Crisler offers 9.5 Theses Regarding the Need to Learn Biblical Greek. 1. The Greek New Testament is the real New Testament. 2. We already tried to let someone guard the truth for us. 3. Without knowledge of Greek, you will always be dependent on the decisions of [...]

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Head on over to Zondervan Academic’s Koinonia blog and read a brief article be Daniel B. Wallace called, “Digitally Preserving the Word of God”.  You can read it here:  LINK.

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Our assignment following the first week of class is to work through chapters 1 & 2 of A Modern Grammar for Biblical Hebrew.  The chapters cover pretty much what you’d expect in the introductory chapters of a Hebrew grammar.  Chapter 1 covers the Hebrew alphabet and vowels.  (i.e. learn your letters, practice your writing, etc.)  [...]

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Last night was the first session of the Hebrew class I’m taking through The Bethlehem Institute.  I wasn’t sure which grammar we’d be using, but as it turns out we’re using a pre-pub edition of A Modern Grammar for Biblical Hebrew by Duane A. Garrett & Jason S. DeRouchie.  The copyright is listed as 2007 [...]

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