<transcy>Greek Grammar - Manual of Syntax for New Testament Exegesis ( Grammaire grecque - Manuel de syntaxe pour l’exégèse du Nouveau Testament)</transcy>

Description:

For those interested in theology, the study of Greek grammar aims above all at an informed exegesis of the biblical text. Such an exegesis requires that the grammar itself enters into a dialogue with the context, the terms used and other linguistic reasons too.

While the tendency of many grammarians has been to adopt a purely grammatical approach to language, this Greek Grammar incorporates the technical tools necessary for a correct interpretation of Greek in relation to the real concerns and needs of those studying the language. Bible. This is the first manual systematically linking Greek syntax and New Testament exegesis. There are many syntactic categories there, some of which have never been published in French.

This syntax for New Testament exegesis is the most complete New Testament Greek grammar available today. It provides those who study the biblical text with the necessary elements for an exegesis that seeks to be as faithful as possible to what the text says.

This volume also includes several indexes, essential tools for this type of work: one for the subjects, one for the Greek words and one for the biblical references.

Daniel Wallace is Professor of the New Testament at Dallas Theological Seminary and Executive Director of the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (CSNTM) in Plano, Texas.