John 9:6 TAUTA EIPWN EPTUSEN CAMAI KAI EPOIHSEN PHLON EK TOU PTUSMATOS KAI EPECRISEN AUTOU TON PHLON EPI TOUS OFQALMOUS AUTOU is strange here. Is it possible that we have here a “dative-genitive”, a genitive with dative meaning, like in Modern Greek? D/05 has the dative here, actually. Or does it refer to PTUSMATOS: “the […]

Before moving into social media, it is helpful to establish a personal and/or church website where most resources are located conveniently for visitors to find. Recommended, this would be a WordPress based blog-like website, which is designed for easy content management i.e. text, pictures, audio and video: First thing to do is get a .com domain […]

Is APOGRAFASQAI correct here? I would have expected APOGRAFESQAI. Vasile Stancu

In a previous thread regarding transparency in providing church info on pastors salary. One of the posters listed the Church Expense sheet presented to the congregation minus the amount of the pastor’s salary. In reading the expense and income I saw no mention of Missions Income or Expense for supporting missions or mission projects? Is […]

I’ll be going over Rev 21:1-7 in my Greek class on Thursday, and I’ve found a syntactically confusing passage I’d appreciate your thoughts on. The sentence is the fifth clause of Rev 21:3, which reads as follows: καὶ αὐτὸς ὁ θεὸς μετ᾽ αὐτῶν ἔσται [αὐτῶν θεός], KAI AUTOS hO QEOS MET’ AUTWN ESTAI [AUTWN QEOS]. […]