From: Lee Attema (attema@richmond.infi.net)
Date: Tue Dec 12 1995 - 13:57:35 EST
As a novice with a real interest in NT Greek could I elicit a list of the
most helpful books that I could include in my library. I find myself looking
at the translations that some have done and saying "Why did this happen". I
then consult my resources but come away with different answers which I
cannot apply weight to because of my lack of expertise. I have several text
which I refer to, would anyone be able to evaluate them on a one to ten
scale in regard to either their accuracy or the amount of authority that
they provide for prefering a particular translation.
Scale
A.T. Robinson A Grammar Of The Greek New Testament ( )
Harold Moulton The Analytical Greek Lexicon Revised 1978 (
) Trench Synonyms of the New Testament
( )
Dana and Mantey A Manual Grammar of The Greek New Testament ( )
Blass and DeBrunner A Greek Grammar of the New Testament ( )
Zerwick and Govsvenor A Grammatical Analysis of The Greek NT ( )
Machen NT Greek for Beginners
( )
Are there any texts which would be especially helpful for me to add to the
above?
Lee Attema
attema@richmond.infi.net
3208 Bute Lane
Richmond, VA 23221
(804)353-3093
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