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Image is part of the recto of P21. The font (Sylvanus)
for the title "New Testament" replicates an uncial Greek manuscript (including
the lunate sigma). Site contents Copyright © 1998-2011f Rodney J. Decker. |
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ContentsBlog (usually updated once or twice a week) This contains discussion of matters related to NT studies (Greek, exegesis, theology, etc.), local church ministry, some "tech trivia," as well as notes regarding new documents posted. The blog is now the best way to track new materials that I've posted. Books ("support pages" for my major books)
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Greek Grammar Semantics, Exegetical Method, Translation, etc. LXX and Other non-NT Koine Greek Biblical Theology and Exegesis Biblical Language Fonts, Unicode, etc.
Other Resources (including material written by others hosted here) The following links are to older pages with links to other sites. The links have not been verified or updated in quite some time, so you will surely find a number of dead links here. But there is probably still sufficient help to be worth posting, but they are not actively maintained. See the blog to track the most recent materials. Papers from the Dispensational Study Group at the ETS (Note: This page has now become the official repository for the DSG.) |
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