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The Contours of the Land in Israel's History
The Land of Palestine
The land of Palestine took its name from the Philistines (the Pelishtim in Hebrew) who settled along the Mediterranean coast from Joppa to Gaza about 1300–12...
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Don't Stop Believing 2 of 5: A Third Way
by Michael E. Wittmer
by Michael E. Wittmer
Dick Morris popularized the concept of “triangulation,” by which he advised the Clinton administration to co-opt the strengths of both Repub...
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The Definite Article and 1 Timothy 4:13 (Monday with Mounce 15)
by Bill Mounce
by Bill Mounce
The word that we call the "definite article" in Greek is a slippery fellow. Many of its uses in English overlap with that of Greek...
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Don't Stop Believing 1 of 5: Communicate without Compromise
by Michael E. Wittmer
by Michael E. Wittmer
This week on Koinonia Michael Wittmer (PhD, Calvin Theological Seminary) will be posting every day on topics related to his new book, Don...
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ETS Day 2 by Bill Mounce
ETS is now over and many of the people have move on to Boston to attend IBR (Institute of Biblical Research) and SBL (Society of Biblical L...
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ETS Day 1 by Bill Mounce
  
Greetings from the first day of the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society. We are in Providence, Rhode Isla...
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Daniel Wallace's dissertation now available
My doctoral dissertation, which dealt essentially with Granville Sharp's rule, has been significantly updated and finally published. Sev...
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Basics of Verbal Aspect
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I wanted to add one final post to last's week's series on The Basics of Verbal Aspect in Biblical Greek. Listed below are a n...
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James 5 (Commentary and Discussion with Craig L. Blomberg
Over a period of five weeks, we've asked Craig Blomberg and Mariam Kamell to blog through the book of James. Their commentary, the fi...
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Word study on ekklesia ("church") — Monday with Mounce 15
A few years ago I heard a man announce that we have worked through the worship wars and that the next war would be in the area of ecclesiol...
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Hebrew Corner 12: Cain's Sacrifice
by John H. Walton
by John H. Walton
In popular circles the tradition that Cain’s offering was unacceptable because it was not a blood sacrifice is still very common, despite ...
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Basics of Verbal Aspect: 5 of 5
by Constantine Campbell
by Constantine Campbell
Verbal aspect and exegesis
Most of us learn Greek in order to read the Greek New Testament, to deepen our understanding of the text, and t...
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Basics of Verbal Aspect: 4 of 5
by Constantine Campbell
by Constantine Campbell
Verbal aspect and the present indicative
The present tense-form is regarded as imperfective in aspect. Imperfective aspect provides the ...
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Basics of Verbal Aspect: 3 of 5
by Constantine Campbell
by Constantine Campbell
Verbal aspect and the aorist indicative
Having set up some theoretical categories in my first two posts, I’ll now offer a brief introducti...
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Verbal Aspect lights up the blogosphere!
All this week author and Greek scholar Dr. Constantine Campbell (see www.concampbell.net for more info) will be posting here about hi...
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Basics of Verbal Aspect: 2 of 5
by Constantine Campbell
by Constantine Campbell
Verbal Aspect: what it is and what it isn’t
In yesterday’s post, I began to describe what verbal aspect is, and why it matters. Before we c...
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James 4—Insights on Business under God (Commentary and Discussion with Mariam Kamell)
Over a period of five weeks, we've asked Craig Blomberg and Mariam Kamell to blog through the book of James. Their commentary, the fir...
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