[B-Greek] Re: Reading the GNT without a lexicon
Brent Hudson
brent at riveroflifembchurch.com
Mon Mar 15 14:52:01 EST 2004
There is a PDF file on the Zondervan site to take a closer look. It seems
like the text is the underlying text of the NIV, but the UBS text is given
at the bottom of the page so you can track any changes with the critical
text. It may be easier for you to just download the PDF file and view it.
Brent Hudson
Moncton, NB
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> I'm aware that Zondervan has recently published a "Reader's
> Greek NT" with all words appearing less than 30 times defined
> in footnotes; but I haven't gotten a chance to take a look at
> it yet. The volume looks very much like a UBS 4th, but
> according to their website, the Greek text is "the complete
> Greek text behind the New International Version." Can
> anybody give me a sense of how far this differs from the
> UBS/N-A text, or does someone who's looked at the book have
> an evaluation of its usefulness?
> Sandra Hack Polaski
> shpolaski at btsr.edu
> Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, Richmond, VA
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