Ephesians 3:18-19 hINA EXISCUSHTE KATALABESQAI SUN PASIN TOIS hAGIOIS TI … GNWNAI TE THN … AGAPHN TOU CRISTOU In my recent attempts to penetrate the logical flow of Ephesians 3:14-19, I’ve posed the following question: Does EXISCUSHTE govern both of the following infinitives (KATALABESQAI and GNWNAI); or does the TE following GNWNAI indicate the beginning […]

Lee University Chapel with Paul Conn, February 14, 2017

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Forty-three years ago January 2017, Kuulei and Tom O’Dowd were joined together in marriage in Honaunau, Hawaii. Both still stand amazed how God brought a wild New York young man over 6,000 miles to the shores of Kona to witness … Continue reading →

In the BDAG entry for ἀποστρέφω APOSTREFW it is said no less than twice: “2d aor. pass. in act. sense.” That is not very helpful and it is based on an obsolete approach to grammar. Nor is it very helpful to talk in terms of transitive and intransitive since these are purely syntactical terms. It […]

Here are ten very possible reasons your church isn’t growing: 1. You’re In Conflict Ever been in someone’s home as a guest only to have your hosts start to argue with each other? It doesn’t happen that often, but the few times it’s happened when I’ve been around have made me want to run out […]