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Karen Jobes

    Karen H. Jobes is een geleerde die gespecialiseerd is in de Griekse teksten van het Nieuwe Testament. Ze is hoogleraar Grieks en Exegese van het Nieuwe Testament aan Wheaton College. Haar werk omvat diepgaande studie en interpretatie van bijbelteksten. Ze wijdt zich aan academisch onderzoek en onderwijs op het gebied van Bijbelstudies.

    Suizidalität im Fokus
    Discovering the Septuagint
    Esther
    1 Peter
    • A leading evangelical biblical scholar offers a substantive evangelical commentary on 1 Peter in the award-winning BECNT series.

      1 Peter
    • 4,4(126)Tarief

      The NIV Application Commentary helps readers with the vital task of bringing the ancient message of the Bible into a contemporary context. It gives preachers and teachers the tools, ideas, and insights they need to communicate God's Word with the same powerful impact it had when it was first written.

      Esther
    • Discovering the Septuagint

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      • 13 uur lezen

      Quick access to Septuagint vocabulary and syntax for students with two years of biblical Greek Interest in the Septuagint today continues to grow stronger. Despite that interest, students have lacked a guidebook to the text similar to the readers and handbooks that exist for the Greek New Testament. Discovering the A Guided Reader fills that need. Created by an expert on the Septuagint, this groundbreaking resource draws on Jobes's experience as an educator in order to help upper—level college, seminary, and graduate students cultivate skill in reading the Greek Old Testament. This reader presents, in Septuagint canonical order, ten Greek texts from the Rahlfs—Hanhart Septuaginta critical edition. It explains the syntax, grammar, and vocabulary of more than 700 verses from select Old Testament texts representing a variety of genres, including the Psalms, the Prophets, and more. The texts selected for this volume were chosen to fit into a typical semester. Each text (1) is an example of distinctive Septuagint syntax or word usage; (2) exemplifies the amplification of certain theological themes or motifs by the Septuagint translators within their Jewish Hellenistic culture; and/or (3) is used significantly by New Testament writers.

      Discovering the Septuagint