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Everything All of You Do Should be Done in Love (1 Corinthians 16:13–14) |
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Except for Adultery (Matt 5:32) |
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Father’s “house” or “business” (Luke 2:49) |
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Father’s “house” or “business”? (Luke 2:49) |
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Fight for the Faith (Jude 3) |
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Filling in the Blanks (Romans 6:5) |
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Filling Pails and Throwing Water on Fires (the Log College of William Tennent) |
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For whom is the church responsible? (καί and 1 Tim 5:5) |
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Formal Equivalent Translation Theory |
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Functional (or Dynamic) Equivalence and Natural Language |
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Gender Language in Translation |
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Gender Language We Can All Agree On — Almost (Rom 2:1,3) |
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General revelation and God's love |
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Glosses and Context (ὅτι) |
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God has No Concern for Oxen! Right? (1 Cor 9:9) |
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God will Destroy that Person (1 Cor 3:16–17) |
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God works for our pleasure? (Phil 2:13) |
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God’s Gracious Gift of Suffering (Phil 1:29) |
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Good News and Bad News |
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Good Writing |
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Grace and the Church |
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Gracelessness and legalism (Mark 5:31) |
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Grant Repentance (2 Tim 2:25) |
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Great Commission and Participles |
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Greek Exegesis and Humility (Mark 16:16) |
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Greek Phrase Word Order that Miscommunicates |
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Greek Students Should Do Two Translations (Matt 13:11) |
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Greek Things (Phil 2:20-21) |
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Greek Tidbits (καί and ἄνθρωπος) |
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Greek Verse of the Week |
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Greek Verse of the Week: John 3:16 |
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Greek Word Order (Galatians 2:19) |
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Greek Word Order and Nuance (Eph 2:8–9) |
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Greek words with no English equivalent |
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Greetings from South Africa |
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Hail Mary the Queen, and Word Studies (Luke 1:28) |
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Hating and being Hated |
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He … he … he … (Mark 3:7 – 5:6) |
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Hebraic Genitives (1 Tim 1:11) |
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Hell, Hades, Gehenna, and the Realm of the Dead (Acts 2:27) |
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Here we go again |
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How an article makes a prepositional phrase into a noun |
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How can I be Perfect? (Matthew 5:48) |
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How can Jesus take something away from someone who has nothing (Luke 8:18) |
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How can Lazarus Rise Again? (John 11:23–24) |
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How can the genitive mean “in” (Gal 2:16)? |
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How can the Imperfect be Instantaneous? |
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How Can Time Mean “Delay”? (Rev 10:6) |
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How Can We Know the Depth of God’s Love If It Surpasses Knowledge? (Eph 3:18–19) |
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How can you tell if the Greek is making a statement or asking a question? (Matthew 8:7) |