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Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar
11 editions
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1993
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Basics of Biblical Greek Workbook
7 editions
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1993
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Biblical Greek Laminated Sheet
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2005
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Pastoral Epistles
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2 editions
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2000
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Greek for the Rest of Us
2 editions
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2003
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Mounce's Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words
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3 editions
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2006
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The Analytical Lexicon to the Greek New Testament
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1993
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A Graded Reader of Biblical Greek
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1996
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The Morphology of Biblical Greek: A Companion to Basics of Biblical Greek and The Analytical Lexicon to the Greek New Testament
2 editions
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1994
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Basics of Biblical Greek Vocabulary
3 editions
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2006
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“As the Italian proverb says, 'Translators are traitors.' At some level we all are traitors to the text, saying a little less than the Greek says (thus leaving some meaning behind) or a little more (when trying to clarify). Under- and over-translation.
A good reason to learn Greek and Hebrew, and an even better reason to read more than one translation.”
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A good reason to learn Greek and Hebrew, and an even better reason to read more than one translation.”
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“Greek normally uses a singular verb when the subject is neuter plural. It is an indication that the writer is viewing the plural subject not as a collection of items but as a single group.”
― Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar: Fourth Edition
― Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar: Fourth Edition
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