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I encourage you, Joseph, in your studies. There is no easy way to memorize these endings other than just repetition. I am currently tutoring a friend in Greek and have told him the same. One thing to note: really hit home the 3rd declension nouns. These endings will show up again when you begin learning participles, and if you have a good grasp on them
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As the author of the two posts linked above, I am very happy to see this come to fruition. Thanks to all who pre-ordered! And, Brian, I have been told my a few authorities that is is pronounced "speak", as you noted. Cliff
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[quote user="Denise"]Given the missing Mr O'Connor, I have to assume it's intentional (or indeed they've not heard of him yet).[/quote] We know of the late Murphy-O'Connor. It would be almost impossible to do any work in Paul ( especially the Corinthians correspondence) without running into his name more than once. I know I have personally made a note
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I recently bought a refurbished mini and like it quite a bit! I had a second SSD put in—I would not recommend trying to do this yourself, there is not a lot of room in these things! Cliff
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Liam, The Baylor Handbook on the Greek New Testament may be what you are looking for. IT is not yet completed, but the volumes that have been published thus far are excellent. Cliff
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[quote user="Mike Pettit"] At the end of Segment 32 there is a "see also" reading item of: Justin Martyr on Christ’s Role in the Exodus ANF1:AFJMICE This is locked in my library but when Logos offers to show you the resource it says it does not exist. Can someone tell me which resource this is and suggest why I do not have it as I have all the Church
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[quote] I've been in since 1/6/2012 but I've worried about how much is in English to make it worth the $99 [/quote] A fair question. See here for their author index. It will give you an idea of how much is in English. It may not be a full list of authors, just the last few years or so. http://www.bsw.org/filologia-neotestamentaria/index-by-authors/
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[quote user="Tom Reynolds"] I'm sorry Cliff but there are lots of other things I can spend $100 on that will be more useful. [/quote] I understand completely. I just did not want this set to go unnoticed by those who may find it useful for their studies. Cliff
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Journals are a great addition to our libraries—indispensable on many levels! And while we are talking about journals, may I again make a push for Filología Neotestamentaria ? If you are interested in matters pertaining to Greek, this journal is one to have in your library! Do not let the title mislead you, there are many, many articles in here that
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The Cascade volume is a brief introduction to matters pertaining to authorship, setting, etc. All background material one would expect to find in the introduction of a commentary. The Eerdmans edition is a full-fledged commentary, with a robust introduction and comments on the text of Hebrews. The Cascade work will have some overlap with the introduction
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For those of you who use Book Builder, you can get PDF-to-Word-Converter for OS X for free right now in the App Store . Just wanted to point it out for any who may find this useful. Cliff
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Another title to note: The Progressive Publication of Matthew Cliff
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[quote user="Armwood"] Have you used your bdag lexi today? This week ? This month? [/quote] I used it today, which is what I do usually every day of the week. Why do you ask?
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The newest Themelios has been published. And like the last time, get the Logos edition for free. Themelios 39.1 Cliff
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I am a bit of a Greek font snob. Right now I have installed the Brill Greek font, which I am very fond of. Here is the link for the font download. http://www.brill.com/sites/default/files/brill_font_package_2_02.zip Let me know what you think of the font. Cliff
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I have attached a zip file of PDF's for some awesome person to turn into a PB if they are so inclined. I do not have time to work on this myself right now, but I may in the future. It's here for you if you want to have these. Cliff 7633.Bauckham.zip
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[quote user="Ergatees"] this is typical for French works printed after WW2. i used to search used bookstores in France and bought several volumes like you describe. i am surprised by all the comments generated on this. The interest is good. but i am thinking that maybe Spicq's work has been taken up by later writers and maybe there is no need to get
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[quote user="NB.Mick"] [quote user="George Somsel"] [quote user="Ergatees"] Yep! I want the original. I don't want to have to deal with someone's translation if I can have the original. As I said once, the originals are out of print. Maybe they are too outdated? I dropped my bid for the vols after waiting about a year. Bids were piling up so $40 was
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[quote user="Dean053"] Thanks Clifford--It's great to hear that you guys are so passionate about this project--I need Spicq for my dissertation (or at least it would be very useful to reference it), and I'm just not sure how citing Logos would look in that format. Having said that, my attempts at securing a copy have not been very successful so far
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Dean053 Thanks for your comments and concerns. I share most—is not all—of your concerns. As the one who spearheaded this, let me try to answer what I can. 1. Translator: We will do our best to get a recognized scholar in the field of NT studies, but this is not an easy process. Translation costs are not cheap. The going rate is anywhere from $6 up per