Steven E. Runge

A Grammar of New Testament Greek

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Whitacre’s volume synthesizes decades of pedagogy and exposition with the leading edge of current Greek scholarship that is unheard of in an introductory grammar. This volume is ideal for those wanting to front-load a general understanding of Koine Greek before diving into the weeds of morphology, making it the perfect choice for those wanting to refresh and deepen their knowledge. Whitacre achieves a masterful blend of introductory and intermediate descriptions designed to dovetail with his Using and Enjoying Biblical Greek.”

Advances in the Study of Greek

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The complexity, inaccessibility and even hostility of the debates within Greek studies have offered scholars a ready excuse for tuning out and waiting for something useful to come about. And although developments in the last decade have demonstrated potential payoff for exegetes, accessibility to this research in summary form has continued to be a vexing problem until now. Campbell’s Advances in the Study of Greek stands to deprive even the most cynical reader of the tired excuse that there is nothing new or useful to be learned about Greek. The sweeping overviews of recent discussions, combined with recommended readings at the end of each chapter, enable readers without substantial background to gain a meaningful understanding of the issues, what’s at stake, and potential ways forward.”

Paul the Storyteller

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Heilig has made a significant contribution to the narratological analysis of Pauline epistles through his incorporation of text linguistics, text grammar, and cognitive linguistics. The clarity of his writing and his command of the relevant scholarly discussions make Paul the Storyteller a commendable entry point for newcomers or those desiring to keep abreast of new developments.”