Tag: New Testament

• ROMANS NINE: TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK TEXT

  Those who were not loved are now loved–And other amazing ideas from Romans 9

  Jamie Greening

  August 14, 2015

  Bible, Church, Summer

  Abraham, Gentiles, Greek New Testament, Greek Translation, Jesus, Jews, Messiah, New Testament, Romans, Romans 9, Romans Nine

• ROMANS, CHAPTER FOUR–FROM THE GREEK TEXT

  My rendering of the very theological Romans Four, in English, from the Greek New Testament

  Jamie Greening

  June 10, 2015

  Bible, Books, Church, Preaching

  Abraham, circumcision, faith, Greek New Testament, Jesus, Jewish, New Testament, Romans, Romans Four, translation

• ROMANS, CHAPTER TWO–FROM THE GREEK

  A translation of Romans 2

  Jamie Greening

  May 20, 2015

  Bible, Church, Culture, Preaching, Writing

  Bible, circumcision, Greek New Testament, Jesus, New Testament, Romans, translating

• 1 THESSALONIANS AS TRANSLATED BY GREENBEAN

  Each year during the Advent season I translate the Greek New Testament as part of my daily devotion.  In previous years I have worked mostly from the gospels–which always tend to be the frightening Olivet Discourse.  This year I am working through epistles.  I take the readings from the Daily Office Lectionary in the Book…

  Jamie Greening

  December 2, 2012

  Writing

  1 Thessalonians, Advent, Apostle Paul, Book of Common Prayer, Greek New Testament, New Testament, translating, translation