Zondervan Academic Books by Constantine Campbell:

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Now that February is coming to a close, I wanted to take a few minutes to thank each of the sponsors, who were kind enough to place a a banner on Bible Geek Gone Wild via BeaconAds in the month of February. Next up is SpectrumMobile Technologies. SpectrumMobile Technologies is the maker of the Reader’s [...]

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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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I was excited to read the following in the Friends of CSNTM July E-Newsletter: Today the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (CSNTM) announces that it is now available on iTunes U, a dedicated area of the iTunes Store (www.itunes.com) that offers free audio and video content from leading educational institutions. The Center [...]

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This past winter Bible Geek Gone Wild seemed to be in sort of a blogging coma.  It seems I’ve finally emerged from my “slumber” and am catching up on the many books and publisher’s catalogs that adorn my desk.  When I was at TGC last month in Chicago, I picked up a copy of the [...]

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Book Details: Author: Constantine R. Campbell Category: Religion / Biblical Reference / Language Study Publisher: Zondervan (November 2010) Binding: Softcover Page Count: 90 ISBN: 0310329078 Recommendation: Review Date: 3/18/2011 by Shaun Tabatt Rating: Highly recommended Of all the publisher’s I follow, Zondervan Academic continues to stand out based on the number of useful original languages [...]

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Michael Bird made a parody of the Old Spice commercials for the SBL Greek New Testament. I hope you get as big a laugh out of it as I did. You can get the SBL Greek New Testament for free electronically at www.sblgnt.com. You can also buy it in print from the Society of Biblical Literature [...]

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HT:   Tim Challies for pointing out an article from BBC News titled David Livingstone’s ‘lost letter’ deciphered.  David Livingstone wrote a four page letter around the margins of his journal in February 1871 from  Bambarre (modern day Democratic Republic of congo).  Fading and challenges caused by the iron gall ink bleeding through to the [...]

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During their recent visit to the Byzantine and Christian Museum of Athens this past May, they CSNTM team was able to photograph a previously uncatalogued gospel manuscript.  You can read the full story here:  LINK.  The Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (CSNTM), under the umbrella of The Center for the Research of [...]

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If you’re a Bible language Geek, you should take a few minutes to watch this video about Zondervan’s lineup of 75+ Biblical Greek & Hebrew resources. I was excited to learn in the video that they’re working on some intermediate Hebrew resources as well as some Aramaic resources. Daniel B. Wallace, Constantine Campbell, Miles V. [...]

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