[B-Greek] Question about the TNIGTC (The new international Greektestament commentary)
Barbara D. Colt
babc2 at comcast.net
Sat Aug 7 19:15:17 EDT 2004
On 7 Aug 2004 at 16:49, Wilson Hines wrote:
> First, off I read the passage in my preferred English Bible or maybe
> while I was reading in my GNT I find a particular place of interest. I
> then search this out with the lexical aids and such. From here I, more
> than likely, have a good grip on what is going on with the verse(s),
> however I take it to the commentary(ies) to verify my exegesis.
>
Oh, I start with lexicons and other references too, but when I'm still not
getting it, I'll dig into everything else I've got. However, I do NOT
start with an English Bible. In fact, I try hard to forget English;
otherwise I wind up producing the KJV all over again. I will sometimes
check an English translation at the end if I want to be sure I haven't
gone completely off track.
> I, as well, use A.T Robertson's Word Pictures. I also frequently use
> his teachers work, Vincent's Word Studies as well as Wuest's Word
> Studies.
I have Robertson's Word Pictures in electronic form in Logos and find it
very useful. I note that Logos also lists Wuest's Word Studies, but I
know nothing about it. Could you give me a clue as to what distinguishes
it and what its advantages etc. may be? Thanks.
Barbara D. Colt, mailto:babc2 at comcast.net
St John the Evangelist, San Francisco
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Good Lord, deliver us.
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