[B-Greek] The expositors Greek testament
Eric Weiss
papaweiss1 at yahoo.com
Tue Oct 19 17:11:12 EDT 2004
Maybe I meant to say expository, rather than
homiletical. I'm not sure I know the difference.
--- Eric Weiss <papaweiss1 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> It's ENTIRELY in Greek. No translation. The only
> English is the extensive footnotes. The quality or
> usefulness for each reader/user may vary, as several
> different commentators did the comments, each one
> taking a book or books, and some comments and
> commentators are I think more homiletical than
> exegetical, as I recall. If your bent is more
> exegetical and grammatical, you may find yourself
> passing over many of the comments that a more
> homiletically-minded commentator may make.
>
> If you can't stumble through the Greek text
> somewhat,
> you might find it a bit frustrating, but for the
> money, it's well worth it, I think. At least you
> know
> they're going to be commenting on the GREEK text!
>
> =====
> Eric S. Weiss
=====
Eric S. Weiss
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