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May 1, 2018 By Andreas Köstenberger

Current Issues in New Testament Studies: New Testament Greek

Current Issues in New Testament Studies: NT Greek In this series of blogs, I’ve been surveying four important current issues in the field of NT studies: (1) Biblical Theology (BT), (2) gender studies and biblical manhood and womanhood, (3) Pauline studies, and (4) NT Greek. I hope this survey helps keep students and faculty outside of… Read More

Filed Under: Biblical Interpretation, Blog, New Testament Tagged With: Biblical Scholarship, Biblical Studies, Blog, Greek, New Testament

May 3, 2017 By Andreas Köstenberger

Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men?

Christmas cards frequently proclaim, and Christmas carols echo, the well-known angelic pronouncement at Jesus’ birth of “peace on earth, good will toward men.”[1] Or do they? A closer look at the actual passage in Luke 2:14 proves both intriguing and illuminating. In context, Luke opens his narrative of the birth of Jesus Christ regarding the… Read More

Filed Under: Biblical Interpretation, Blog, Christmas, Jesus, Jesus, Christmas & Easter Tagged With: Bible Translation, Biblical Interpretation, Blog, Christmas, Greek, Jesus, Mission

May 3, 2017 By Andreas Köstenberger

Granville Sharp and the Deity of Christ: The Importance of the Article in NT Greek (Titus 2:13)

A few years ago, my family and I visited Westminster Abbey, the venerable cathedral that over the centuries has witnessed a large number of historic events. The Abbey has served as the coronation church since 1066 and is the final resting place of seventeen monarchs and of many other significant people in England’s history. Toward… Read More

Filed Under: Biblical Interpretation, Blog, Jesus, Jesus, Christmas & Easter, Paul's Writings Tagged With: Biblical Interpretation, Blog, Christology, Greek, Jesus, Paul

June 8, 2007 By Andreas Köstenberger

Was John’s Gospel Written Prior to AD 70?

In several previous publications Daniel B. Wallace, professor at Dallas Seminary, has argued for a pre-AD 70 date of composition for John’s Gospel on what may appear to be a fairly inconspicuous feature: the use of the present tense form of the verb “to be” (eimi) in John 5:2: “Now there is in Jerusalem near… Read More

Filed Under: Biblical Interpretation, Blog, John's Writings Tagged With: Authorship, Biblical Interpretation, Composition, Greek, John

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