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>I think the finest warning about such selftrumpeting (warned against here) is
>Ed Goodrich's visionary classic "Do it Yourself Greek and Hebrew." There is
>a section called "the exegete and his temptaion" that is just brilliant. How
>anyone can be so funny, so right, and so ontrack about the usually dull
>subject of classic languages, I just don't know how he did it. Y'all should
>check it out! I think its from Multnomah Press.
I'd be interested to read the section you mention, but I don't find one by
that title or description in my copy of Goodrick (Zondervan/Multnomah, 2d
ed., 1980). Can you give us more specifics on the edition in which you find
it and page refs.? Thanks,
[My favorite along this line is Moises Silva's parody in the introduction
(ch. 1, pp. 11ff) to _God, Language, & Scripture_ (Zondervan, 1990).]
Rod
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Rodney J. Decker, Asst. Prof./NT Baptist Bible Seminary
rdecker@bbc.edu Clarks Summit, PA
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