User-Friendly Greek

A Common Sense Approach to the Greek New Testament

by Kendell Easley

This book bridges the gap between learning New Testament Greek and applying that knowledge. Features include: an overview of New Testament Greek; special attention to translation of verbs; advice on using the results of textual criticism in preaching and teaching; and recommendations of key reference books to assist in personal study.

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Kendell Easley

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Kendell H. Easley is professor of Biblical Studies and director of the School of Theology and Missions graduate programs at the Stephen Olford Center at Union University in Memphis, Tennessee.

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