Tag: translation

• ROMANS SIX–FROM THE GREEK TEXT

  The payoff for serving sin is death, but the payoff for serving Messiah is eternal life

  Jamie Greening

  July 6, 2015

  Bible, Church, Preaching

  baptism, Baptism liturgy, death, Jesus, Messiah, Romans, Romans 6, Romans 6:23, Romans from the Greek, Sin, The Greek New Testament, translation

• 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 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 THREE AND CHRISTMAS EVE

  When many of us think about Christmas, music dominates.  Whether it is Bing Crosby, Eartha Kitt, Messiah, or Christmas Cantatas at church we always associate the Christmas holiday with beautiful music.  The third week of Advent brings us to Revelation 6, which has some of the early church’s greatest worship songs and they serve as…

  Jamie Greening

  December 11, 2013

  All, Bible, Church, Culture

  2013 Advent Readings, Advent, Christmas Eve, Christmas music, Daily Bible Readings, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Revelation, translation