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¿Ticks? Oh text. Um there is one Torah. There are no vowels, no punuation, each book is one writing. That JPS has an English. It it's Biblical Hebrew. They might add vowels for beginners. They also add punuation and chapter and verse. All the Hebrew Scripture is the same. ¿? what are b you talking about. Publishers can't write a new writing. You can get added commontary. Maybe maps but that has nothing to do with the Scripture. You compare it to b the Salt Sea Scrolls. Sir you are talking crazy.

Thankful for you Darryl! Very helpful and no doubt a blessing to the εκκλησία (called out ones :)

Very insightful

I've heard a lot of good things about the Zuck book. I'll have to order that one.

The music in the background is way too loud and is distracting

The music in the background is way too loud and is distracting

I have been consistently watching this channel for 3 years now, I've watched most of the videos multiple times and I have to say, Darryll has lost a lot of weight and put on some form over the years! Well done, brother!

Pls refer back to Dr Nehemiah Gordon who has found codex’s indicative to the Hebrew. Also there is the Shem Tov.

What a joke. Roman gospel original.. As if Yashua would us a roman septuagint. The goof thinks that Jews and Hebrews didn't know Hebrew. As if the TORA in the synagogues were written in greek. What a dope..

What is that big single volume Romans commentary? Hodge?

Least literary: Well, after spending 5 full years with Arrian, Dio, and Marcus Aurelius, then shift and try picking up Galen and reading it off the top of your head, and then try the Argonautika. You won't get very far in the Argonautika at all unless your Classical Greek is as tight as a drum and you know your Greek mythology and mythological slang better than Zeus. We cannot jump from the New Testament to make generalizations about the broader world of literary Hellenistic and Post Hellenistic Koine. As only two examples, both Galen and the Argonautika: You could spent 50 years reading the New Testament, and even have a book or two memorized, but then jum to Galen and the Argonautika and not be able to read a single page. Yet, a very nice young man, opening up something that this generation just doesn't want to do the work. And so we have over 50 main translations in just English, and people cannot tell which is which for themselves. Frankly put, they don't want you to be able to do that yourself. They even make learning it as difficult as possible.

I thought the end of the book would have been in the middle of the scroll when rolled up and therefore the most protected

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Nyuma, Freetown, Sierra Leone. West Africa.

What does someone have to do to be saved? Once someone is saved, can they lose their salvation or walk away from it? If a saved person continues in unrepentant sin, are they still saved?

As an Eastern Christian who speaks "Κοινή Ελληνική και Νέα Ελληνική" daily, I am grateful that you are using your platform to educate Western Christians about the potential of using historical Greek pronunciation instead of a reconstructed version. Kudos, my friend! I believe it would be great for the Biblical language to become universal in pronunciation. As a former academic, I used to find it challenging to understand Western professors who used Greek during their lectures.

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acquire and wear a mic please. Your voice audio is of poor quality. You normally get away with not wearing a lapel because you most often stand close to your camera, phone. You've paid a great price with your life learning and inspiring others to learn Greek. Now it's time to invest in a mic. They're cheap.

Great teaching but I think you missed a key point in describing 3:16......the word "so" meaning "in like manner or in this way" for describing how Yahuwah loved the world. Just as the serpent was lifted up "in like manner or in this way" the son of Yahuwah would be lifted up. You never really developed the comparisons.

NIDNTTE has been my favourite resource for years! I use that and BDAG as my primary Greek word references. Great video! On a side note, doesn't John use 'karpos' in John 15 symbolically as Paul does?

📺 Great video, I plan to come back and take my time with this... thank you for posting such helpful content all the time

⚠️ Friend ⚠️ Shame on you for burdening your students with the yoke of spending money on a pile of books and courses AND HAVING TO LEARN GREEK! Please show me where does it say in Scripture that we need to study Greek in order to learn, study and understand the Bible? I'm not a theologian or even a pastor. I'm a layman and doing just fine with free resources out there. You even made sure to mention Logos, an insanely overpriced software! SHAME ON YOU FRIEND FOR TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE IGNORANT!!!

Logos is not available for Linux or BSD. What Bible software do you recommend for Linux or BSD?

I agree, word study must be done carefully ... but I disagree: relying uncritically on "authorities" just reinforces mistakes they may have been making in a long line of "authorities" all footnoting their predecessors, consciously or unconsciously, repeating the mistakes/biases/prejudices/agendas; and etymology is not fallacy. Ekklesia is the perfect example. The word ekklesia does not simply mean the same thing as "sun-agogue", which properly speaking denotes a "con-gregation", a gathering together, and therefore what we might call a "community"; but it also does not mean a sect that has "left the world", either. In Greek usgae at the time of the NT, it referred to those full citizens (or in many cases "elders" of a city) who have been "called out" to assemble for a specific civic purpose: hence, "assembly" is the word most often and (perhaps) most appropriately used to translate ekklesia into English. The question is why: why was that the preferred word to the far more (seemingly) appropriate "sunagogue"? Was it an anti-Jewish conceit? Maybe; but I doubt it. I think there is a far better possibility., more consistent with what "the way" really is: a holiness movement - which is consistent with 1. Jewish use of the word ekklesia (as the equivalent for qahal), and 2. the earliest Christian self-designation we know of, the "way" (hodos). 1. When the word ekklesia is used to translate qahal in the OT, it often refers to the people of Israel during the "ex-hodos"/exodus, i.e. as "called out" of Egypt and on their "way"/hodos "out"/ek to the Promised Land. But the link between a "movement out" and God's people as ekklesia is perhaps clearest in Judges 20:1-2: "Then all the children of Israel WENT OUT, and the group ('edah) assembled (qahal, ekklesia; εξεκκλησιασθη η συναγωγη in the LXX) as one man .... And the chiefs of all the people, even of all the tribes of Israel, presented themselves in the assembly (qahal, ekklesia) of the people of God, four hundred foot-soldiers bearing arms." Note: foot-soldiers, men on the move! Not a "congregation"/sun-agogue, which implies something stable and and solid; but a movement of men on the march. That militant and mobile nuance to ekklesia is largely covered up by centuries of post-Reformation biblical philology operating out of a "congregational" model of church reading "ekklesia" in opposition to the earlier (and continuing Catholic) assertion to the contrary (e.g. in the "Roman Catechism" of the Council of Trent, which insists on the notion of "movement" and of the church militant as "the called out ones": "The word ecclesia (church) means a calling forth." Roman Catechism, Article IX). 2. Given that Jesus "calls" his disciples to "leave" (their boats, families, wealth, etc) and "follow" him "in the way" by taking up "the cross"; given that he was crucified "outside the city gate" where we are called to join him (Hebrews 13:12-13); given that the call to "holiness" is a call to "otherness"; little wonder that the ekklesia is first and foremost an assembly not of "congregants" but FOLLOWERS, people of the "the Way" (Acts 9:2).

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Hi Darryl thank you so much. I discovered the accuracy of numerology. Secondly the Torah contains every human beings name and surname is recorded. This justifies the Creator as a mathematician beyond human comprehension. Shalom Alechem my friend.

Nice video but you said that when John uses karpos it's only in reference to the literal fruit and trees, whilst Paul and James use it metaphorically. I'm not sure that's quite right. In John 15 he uses it 8 times in the 'I am the true vine' discourse... I don't think the expectation is that we are to produce literal apples and pears when we abide in Christ. 📺

Darryl, could you share what resources you have in your greek morph collection?

Thanks Darryl!

With my Love to you. Please shut up!

A crowd has just been yelling about Artemis for two hours. A man tries to quiet them, saying this: Ει δὲ τι περὶ ετέρων επιζητεῖτε, εν τῆ εννόμῳ εκκλησίᾳ επιλυθήσεται. (Πραξ. 19:39) This is a pagan who believes in Artemis talking about the town council or something similar, not the church. The crowd itself is called εκκλησία in verse 41.

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Thank you Darryl!

Something I've been wondering about is the fact that Paul was originally a Pharisee and thus used many Hebraisms as well. I understand also that Paul spoke colloquial Greek as well as having a scribe with him. So how does one get through this maze? Paul remember wrote most of the New Testament.

Exegete: "an expounder, interpreter" (especially of the Bible), (Holy Spirit Jn 16:12-13) Jm 1:5 If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given

still watching this but to answer the title question I do etym of the word strong define, blb search and above all Holy Spirit direction. Jn 16:13

I’ve found “phrase” studies much more useful, seeing how the word in question is used throughout every verse in the Bible. Like the word repent, for example, means “to change one’s mind,” but in practice it can function to mean turning from sin and even returning to a previous state (like in Revelation, when the church was asked to repent and return to their first love).

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I've often wondered what the relatives of Ananias and Saphira did after these people were killed. Did they call the police? How did they find out? How did Peter process these two killings. He doesn't seem much bothered by it.

i bought BDAG and Moises Silvas 5 volumes. BDAG is a nice edition, but Silva's work has helped fundamentally change how I read my Bible. Thank you for your recommendations.

Darryl, thank you for your thoughts on word studies.

Lust is desire. You can't say lust is a poor choice of translation when you are modern English speaker criticizing a very old English translation. Bloodlust. Lust for power. Etc. Lust is desire. It became something more about sexual desire later. At least that's how I perceive it. I might be wrong, but I am right about lust being a lot more flexible than you're giving it credit for. Edit: no. I am right. Look up the etymology of the word lust. It always meant desire. Not just sexual desire.

Lust is common to all of us also.

If you like or not, Jesus is God ^ _~

It’s simple. Sin is the reason, and the heart is deceitful above all things. Man’s nature is at its base sin. Thank you Jesus for my undeserved salvation. I love you more than words can express my Lord and my God.

Very good commentary on Paul's Greek.

Its koine κοινή, ηηηη

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