New Testament Greek for Preachers and Teachers

Book info: New Testament Greek for Preachers and Teachers (Paperback, 264 pages) – University Press Of America, 1991. Language: English.

New Testament Greek for Preachers and Teachers is neither a grammar nor a handbook of forms. It is a book about exegesis and, to a lesser degree, exposition, and is designed for the Bible college student or seminarian who has a beginning-level knowledge of Greek. Windham provides a basic introduction to five areas-textual criticism, morphology, word and phrase studies, syntax, and discourse-where the study of Greek plays a significant role in the interpretive process. Editorial Reviews Review A useful auxiliary volume in preliminary courses on the exegesis of New Testament Greek.>>>> (D.A. Carson Seminary Studies)

Windham set an admirable goal of writing a textbook for ministerial students whose motivation 'sees in the study of Greek a genuine key to understanding the text'.>>>> (Critical Review)

Students wishing to further their grasp of how to apply the Greek they are learning to the real world and ministers who are willing to do some independent study to freshen up their language skills, will find Windham to be a wise, sympathetic and intelligible tutor.>>> (Presbyterian)

...wholeheartedly recommended to anyone wanting to become a better interpreter of the Greek New Testament.>>>> (Southwestern Journal Of Theology)

As a textbook for Greek courses in New Testament exegesis and exposition, New Testament Greek for Preachers and Teachers offers solid material.>>>> (Seminary Studies)

A major strength of the work is the guidance the author gives the student and preacher on using the available exegetical tools. The pastor desiring to improve his ability to utilize the Greek text will benefit greatly from this volume. (The Theological Educator)

Windham set an admirable goal of writing a textbook for ministerial students whose motivation 'sees in the study of Greek a genuine key to understanding the text'. (Critical Review)

Students wishing to further their grasp of how to apply the Greek they are learning to the real world and ministers who are willing to do some independent study to freshen up their language skills, will find Windham to be a wise, sympathetic and intelligible tutor. (Presbyterian)

...wholeheartedly recommended to anyone wanting to become a better interpreter of the Greek New Testament. (Southwestern Journal Of Theology)

As a textbook for Greek courses in New Testament exegesis and exposition, New Testament Greek for Preachers and Teachers offers solid material. (Seminary Studies)

A useful auxiliary volume in preliminary courses on the exegesis of New Testament Greek. (D.A. Carson Seminary Studies)

...the author succeeds in translating abstract concepts into usable tools. (D.A. Carson Westminster Theological Journal)

This book fills an important niche for the Bible students' needs. (Dr. Rondel B. Smith Westminster Theological Journal)

If you have been looking for a book to help revive your Greek by showing you how to use what you know, not just what to know, this may be the one. (Dr. Rondel B. Smith Booklist)

Should prove very useful, especially in view of the many concrete examples. (M. Silva Booklist) About the Author Neal Windham is Associate Professor of Greek/New Testament at Lincoln Christian College and Seminary, Lincoln, Illinois.