Our Greek exegesis class is an advanced Biblical Greek class, but don’t let that scare you away. Professor Bill Klein’s way of teaching makes all of that that intellectual, super-technical, complicated grammar stuff make sense to those of us who didn’t major in Greek in Seminary. Click the title to read more…
We finished up Lesson 11, covering verse 8 and The Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit and then we began Lesson 12 covering Romans 3:9-18 with a reading of the Greek Text and a brief explanation of the Overall Diagram. This study covers lesson pages 367-381.
We continue with Lesson 11 covering Romans 3:1-8. This study includes an explanation of the individual diagrams and word studies for verses 4-8. This study covered lesson pages 355-366, 373.
After a two month hiatus, we resume our exegesis class and are continuing with Lesson 11 covering Romans 3:1-8. This study is a review of the lesson up through verse 4 and includes explanation of the “objective” genitive and how doctrines we hold reveal to others who we believe God to be. This study covered [...]
We continue with Lesson 11 covering Romans 3:1-8. This study includes a review of the Overall Diagram, and an explanation of the individual diagrams and word studies for verses 1-4. This study covered lesson pages 331-355.
We begin Lesson 11 covering Romans 3:1-8. This study includes the reading of the Greek Text, the explanation of the Overall Diagram, and teaching on the individual diagrams and word studies of verses 1-3. This study covers lesson pages 328-350.
