[b-greek] Re:looking for a good commentary set

From: Clayton Javurek (javurek@asu.edu)
Date: Fri Mar 23 2001 - 09:30:12 EST

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Clayton Javurek
 E-MAIL: javurek@asu.edu

 

On Romans, the best commentary now in print is
 the one by Douglas Moo in the New International
 Commentary on the New Testament.

 
 

-----Original Message-----
 From: Mike Sangrey [<A HREF="mailto:msangrey@BlueFeltHat.org">mailto:msangrey@BlueFeltHat.org</A>]
 Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 6:27 PM
 To: Biblical Greek
 Cc: Rion Reece
 Subject: [b-greek] Re:looking for a good commentary set

 
 

"Rion Reece" <rionreece@hotmail.com> said:
 > Who is the modern best on Romans?


N.T. Wright's commentary on Romans should be out shortly, and I apologize 
 for not knowing more details.  I'm listening to his tapes on Romans from
 Regency.  The tapes can be gotten at


    http://www.regentbookstore.com  
 or US phone 
     1-800-663-8664.


He ties together the entire book, especially 1 - 11.  It's one cohesive 
 whole.  He relies frequently on the Greek text.


BTW, several years ago when he studied through the book, he photo copied 
 the Greek, taped it to a board attached to his desk and then proceeded 
 over several months to mark it up with color pens--dashes and lines and 
 circles, noticing the thematic groupings.


Also, he recorded some of the epistles in Greek and then would listen 
 to them while doing other things...like his wash.  <chuckle>  He says he 
 can still recite most of Galatians.
 -- 
 Mike Sangrey
 msangrey@BlueFeltHat.org
 Landisburg, Pa.
                         "The first one last wins."
             "A net of highly cohesive details reveals the truth."

 
 

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