A slide presentation on the purpose and argument of the Book of Hebrews: click here.

This is not a thorough review of “Key Word” study Bibles; it is a brief discussion of their place and use in studying Scripture at the word level. Bibles available with “Key Word” entries and notes for underlying Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek words of Scripture can be useful tools for the student interested in “word […]

Yes, “word studies” can be done well, IF you take the time and effort to pay attention to the basics of grammar and the function of words in context. It is very easy to simply look up a Greek or Hebrew word in a lexicon and pick a word or phrase that sounds good, but […]

This study of Titus 2:12 shows us a familiar verse in context. Abstract: the grace of God not only provides the means of salvation but instruction and provision for godly living. PDF copy of this study: click here.

No, the Greek word in the New Testament for “power” — δύναμις (dunamis) — does NOT mean “explode” or “explosion.” It has a much more practical meaning than the sensationalized claim that the word means the same thing as dynamite. The word “dynamite” does, in fact, come from the Greek word δύναμις (dunamis), but not […]