Fredrick J. Long Knihy

This handbook is a must-have for students wishing to master Greek in the context of New Testament studies.--Mitzi Minor, Professor of New Testament, Memphis Theological Seminary Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology

The book offers an in-depth exploration of Koine Greek grammar, emphasizing exegetical and pragmatic aspects informed by modern communication theories. It expands on previous works by providing a comprehensive analysis of marked and prominent features of the language. Key theories such as Relevance Theory and Prominence Theory are utilized to enhance understanding of Greek syntax and pragmatics. This handbook serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to deepen their knowledge of Greek language and its exegetical significance.

Church planters generally are optimistic and enthusiastic about church planting for this generation. Many are launching or about to experiment with innovative approaches to plant churches that engage the marketplace. They are applying missional perspectives to reach this large mission field. This book documents and explores these innovative approaches to church planting. The various authors describe how entrepreneurs are now finding where people are already gathering (or would gather) in the marketplace such that these businesses create a venue for a church. We are calling this Entrepreneurial Church Planting (ECP). In order to encourage and explore further innovative ECP approaches, this book provides both theoretical foundations and practical applications arranged in three parts. Part I contains an introduction to the volume. Part II provides the biblical foundations to undergird ECP. Part III provides practical applications from both historical and contemporary examples and concludes with suggested starting points for experimentation and implementation. The goal of this volume is to encourage church planters to explore creative church planting approaches by engaging their faith in the marketplace.

Extensive exercises in this workbook focus on Koine Greek grammar, catering to beginning and intermediate learners. Each chapter is structured into six sections: Overview, Vocabulary, Drill, Review, Sentences, and Reading, utilizing material from the Greek New Testament and the Septuagint. Additionally, it includes full appendices from the accompanying grammar book and a vocabulary list of frequently occurring words. An answer key and guide are available separately to assist with challenging exercises, enhancing the learning experience.

Focusing on the unity of 2 Corinthians, this study utilizes extensive research in classical discourse to explore its cohesive themes and arguments. It delves into the rhetorical strategies employed by the author, offering insights into the text's historical and cultural context. The analysis highlights how these elements contribute to a deeper understanding of the epistle's message and significance within the broader framework of early Christian literature.

Designed to complement the Workbook of Koine Greek Grammar, this Answer Key & Guide offers solutions for various exercises, including Review, Focus, Sentence, and Reading tasks. It features guidance for challenging exercises and includes full appendices of paradigms from Koine Greek Grammar. Additionally, a Vocabulary list of words occurring 20 times or more in the Greek New Testament is provided, enhancing the learning experience for students of Koine Greek.

Extensive exercises in this workbook enhance understanding of Koine Greek grammar through various formats, including vocabulary and reading activities, all rooted in the Greek New Testament and the Septuagint. It features an Answer Key with additional guidance for challenging exercises, ensuring learners grasp complex concepts. Appendices offer a vocabulary list of frequently occurring words and paradigm charts for Greek word formations, making it a comprehensive resource for both beginning and intermediate students.