A Workbook for Intermediate Greek

Grammar, Exegesis, and Commentary on 1-3 John

Author: Herbert W. Bateman IV

This thorough supplemental workbook leaves no stone unturned! Presenting a twelve-step process for analyzing the Greek text of 13 John, this new resource will be especially welcomed by students in either their first year (second semester) or second year. Professor Bateman, a veteran instructor, guides students with well-crafted questions throughout. Though the book's focus is on syntax, it offers plenty of grammar review, as well as many historical, exegetical, and grammatical comments. Referenced to six intermediate grammars and five beginning grammars, it can be easily used in conjunction with many standard textbooks.

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Herbert W. Bateman IV (PhD, Dallas Theological Seminary) taught New Testament Greek for over twenty years and is editor of the Big Greek Idea series. He is author or co-author of more than fifteen books, many on the subject of New Testament exegesis and proclamation, including Hebrews (Kerux), John’s Letters (Big Greek Idea), and Jude (Evangelical Exegetical Commentary).

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