"I am" and "I have been" in 1985 In the 1985 edition of The Kingdom Interlinear Translation it renders ἐγὼ εἰμί in John 8:58 as "I have been". In this edition... Read more »
"I am" and "I have been" in 1969 In this post I was going to deal with both copies of The Kingdom Interlinear Translation I had, but it got too long, so this post is just a... Read more »
That "other" word A while ago a friend of mine asked me what the Biblical Greek word for "other" was. I was doing my first semester of Biblical Gree... Read more »
How has kephalē (κεφαλὴ) been used in lexicons? In my last post in this series I tried to summarise one of Wayne Grudem 's articles advocating for κεφαλὴ to mean "ruler"... Read more »
How has kephalē (κεφαλὴ) been used in academic debate? (Part 2) This series is looking at the argument of the Greek word κεφαλὴ (head) and how it could mean "source" and not "ruler" o... Read more »
How has kephalē (κεφαλὴ) been used in academic debate? (Part 1) This post continues on from my last one which looked at the ancient Greek dictionary definition for κεφαλὴ and an article that Wayne Grudem... Read more »
How has kephalē (κεφαλὴ) been used outside the New Testament? This post continues from my last one which started from a few ideas that I have heard recently where I have heard the Greek word κεφαλὴ can... Read more »
How has kephalē (κεφαλὴ) been used inside the New Testament? I think I might live in a bit of a complementarian bubble surrounded by like minded people. I thought this debate about the meaning of κεφα... Read more »