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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: W Craig PricePublisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers Imprint: Wipf & Stock Publishers Dimensions: Width: 20.30cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 25.40cm Weight: 0.835kg ISBN: 9781498211147ISBN 10: 1498211143 Pages: 294 Publication Date: 15 August 2008 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews"""In Biblical Exegesis of New Testament Greek: James, Craig Price provides a clear, accurate, and student-friendly approach to learning New Testament exegesis. Using James as the primary field of study, students plow into grammar, translation, exegesis, phrasing, vocabulary review, and application. This trustworthy guide will equip students to know, use, and love the New Testament at a much deeper level."" --J. Scott Duvall, Professor of New Testament Ouachita Baptist University ""The church is in dire need of pastors who will spend time both exegeting the biblical text and faithfully preaching its content. Craig Price has given pastors and teachers who appreciate the Greek text a tremendously helpful tool-helping them move from the original text to a preaching/teaching outline. Moreover, professors who are looking for a textbook to help Greek students read through James will find this textbook/workbook blend a great pedagogical tool."" --Preben Van Professor & Chair, Department of Biblical and Theological Studies Palm Beach Atlantic University ""This work will serve beginning Greek students extremely well in moving from grammar into the use of Greek for exegesis by way of the direct study of a New Testament book. Besides reinforcing their basic Greek skills through a solid grammar review, students will begin to experience what is so often their major goal for studying Koine Greek: learning how their Greek study directly benefits the exegetical process. This tool will further motivate students to continue in their study of Greek as they see the practical implications for interpreting the New Testament."" --Bill Warren Director of the Center for New Testament Textual Studies New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary" In Biblical Exegesis of New Testament Greek: James, Craig Price provides a clear, accurate, and student-friendly approach to learning New Testament exegesis. Using James as the primary field of study, students plow into grammar, translation, exegesis, phrasing, vocabulary review, and application. This trustworthy guide will equip students to know, use, and love the New Testament at a much deeper level. --J. Scott Duvall, Professor of New Testament Ouachita Baptist University The church is in dire need of pastors who will spend time both exegeting the biblical text and faithfully preaching its content. Craig Price has given pastors and teachers who appreciate the Greek text a tremendously helpful tool-helping them move from the original text to a preaching/teaching outline. Moreover, professors who are looking for a textbook to help Greek students read through James will find this textbook/workbook blend a great pedagogical tool. --Preben Van Professor & Chair, Department of Biblical and Theological Studies Palm Beach Atlantic University This work will serve beginning Greek students extremely well in moving from grammar into the use of Greek for exegesis by way of the direct study of a New Testament book. Besides reinforcing their basic Greek skills through a solid grammar review, students will begin to experience what is so often their major goal for studying Koine Greek: learning how their Greek study directly benefits the exegetical process. This tool will further motivate students to continue in their study of Greek as they see the practical implications for interpreting the New Testament. --Bill Warren Director of the Center for New Testament Textual Studies New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary In Biblical Exegesis of New Testament Greek: James, Craig Price provides a clear, accurate, and student-friendly approach to learning New Testament exegesis. Using James as the primary field of study, students plow into grammar, translation, exegesis, phrasing, vocabulary review, and application. This trustworthy guide will equip students to know, use, and love the New Testament at a much deeper level. --J. Scott Duvall, Professor of New Testament Ouachita Baptist University The church is in dire need of pastors who will spend time both exegeting the biblical text and faithfully preaching its content. Craig Price has given pastors and teachers who appreciate the Greek text a tremendously helpful tool-helping them move from the original text to a preaching/teaching outline. Moreover, professors who are looking for a textbook to help Greek students read through James will find this textbook/workbook blend a great pedagogical tool. --Preben Van Professor & Chair, Department of Biblical and Theological Studies Palm Beach Atlantic University This work will serve beginning Greek students extremely well in moving from grammar into the use of Greek for exegesis by way of the direct study of a New Testament book. Besides reinforcing their basic Greek skills through a solid grammar review, students will begin to experience what is so often their major goal for studying Koine Greek: learning how their Greek study directly benefits the exegetical process. This tool will further motivate students to continue in their study of Greek as they see the practical implications for interpreting the New Testament. --Bill Warren Director of the Center for New Testament Textual Studies New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Author InformationCraig Price is Associate Professor of New Testament and Greek at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary in New Orleans, Louisiana, where he also serves as Associate Dean and Director for the Online Theological Education Program. He has over twenty-five years of pastoral experience using the Greek New Testament for sermon and teaching preparation. Price has also taught at Ouachita Baptist University and has served as Teaching Fellow in New Testament Greek at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |