From: Schling (jwinger@westmont.edu)
Date: Mon Feb 21 2000 - 17:46:31 EST
I have also found Maximillian Zerwick's Grammatical Analysis of the Greek
New Testament to be very helpful. It gives all words occurring more than
60 times and declension charts at the beginning, and then parses
everything and defines words used less than 60 times in the "text"
portion. Hope this helps.
Justin
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, C. E. Core wrote:
> I am looking for a reference work that parses all the words of the New
> Testament. I am also interested to read why one is better than the
> other, and is this sort of thing typically free from doctrinal
> preferences. I am currently using Zodhiates WSNT for words that I can't
> parse myself, but after reading some of the posts that refer to his
> lexicon in a poor way, I am reluctant to use his WSNT too.
> Thanks in advance for any help that you can give.
> in Christ -chris
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