Commentary on Greek NT
SherpaPSU
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Hey all, I'm not sure what to call it (e.g. Lexicon, commentary, etc), but I'm currently using the Greek-English interlinear to help build my translation skills. I'm looking for a resource that pinpoints key passages, words, and constructions and explains why that particular Greek syntax is used (e.g. why a participle here, why the Perfect tense there).
Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thank you!
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- There is Zerwick's Grammatical Analysis which can be used on its own but works best when combined with his grammar (both available from Logos).
- The New International Greek Testament Commentaries focus on Greek.
- You can use the Grammars section of the Passage Guide and Exegetical Guides to scour your grammars for references to a passage.
- The Baylor handbooks on the Greek New Testament are also good for that. They are eight volumes currently available.
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Perfect! Thanks so much for the references!
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Logos wiki => UBS New Testament Handbook Series has samples showing key concepts to translate plus cross cultural insights.
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