Tag: Greek New Testament

• ROMANS, CHAPTER ONE–FROM THE GREEK

  Here is my rendering of Romans 1, and it is not suitable for readers of all ages.

  Jamie Greening

  May 8, 2015

  Bible, Church, Culture, Preaching, Writing

  Christ, English, Greek, Greek New Testament, Jesus, Messiah, Paul, Romans, Romans 1, translation

• ADVENT 2013–WEEK TWO READINGS

  There is just something about the end of the world that brings out nut jobs and wingnuts.  I mean, loons thrive on this stuff and they always want to run to the book of Revelation to prove stuff.  The problem is, the book of Revelation proves nothing except that there will be an end and…

  Jamie Greening

  December 4, 2013

  All, Bible, blogging, Church, Culture

  2013 Advent Readings, Advent, Daily Bible Readings, end of the world, Greek New Testament, Revelation

• ADVENT 2013–WEEK ONE READINGS

  I know that tomorrow is Thanksgiving, but Sunday is the first day of Advent.  As per my tradition, each year I spend time translating from the Greek New Testament some of the Advent readings.  I do this for many reasons but now as I am a full-time writer I do it as a writing exercise. …

  Jamie Greening

  November 27, 2013

  All, Bible, Books, Church, Writing

  2 Peter, Advent, Daily Bible reading, Greek New Testament, Jude, translating

• THE REST OF THESSALONIANS 1 & 2: ADVENT GREEK TRANSLATION

  The second week of Advent finishes what was started in week one and then adds all of 2 Thessalonians.  There is no significant change in voice, as Paul uses the same vocabulary and continues the same basic voice as he emotionally exhorts this beloved congregation.  There are a couple of things, though, worth noting before…

  Jamie Greening

  December 10, 2012

  All, Writing

  1 Thessalonians, 2 Thessalonians, Advent, antichrist, Bible, Greek New Testament, Jesus, translations