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Does God Scowl in his Wrath? |
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Does God “Knew”or “Knows” his own? (2 Tim 2:19 and Covid-19) |
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Does Inspiration Cover Grammar? (1 Tim 1:3) |
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Does inspiration require every word to be translated? (Matt 1:4) |
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Does Jesus always do things “immediately” |
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Does John 3:16 Say "Whoever"? |
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Does Paul have One or Two Purposes for his Prayer? (Col 1:10) |
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Does Paul Really Mean What He Says? (Phil 2:4) |
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Does the Aorist Tense Prove Judas is in Heaven? (Matt 9:28) |
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Does the order of phrases matter? (Rom 1:5) |
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Does the Present Tense Necessarily Mean “Now but not later”? (1 Tim 2:12) |
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Does the Sword “Eat”? (Isaiah 1:20-21) |
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Does ἀπόλλυμι mean “destroy”? |
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Does και Mean "But"? |
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Does “Father” include “Mother”? (Ephesians 6:4) |
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Does “open its/his mouth” mean anything? (Matthew 5:2) |
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Does “Whoever” Mean “Whoever”? |
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Doesn’t ἀντί always mean “Instead of”? (Heb 12:2) |
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Donald Miller and the Aorist (Mark 8:34) |
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Double Accusatives (1 Tim 2:6; 1 John 4:10) |
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Double-Tongued Deacons (2 Tim 3:8) |
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Elect Exiles or Elect according to God’s Foreknowledge? (1 Pet 1:1) |
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Ellipsis (Luke 2:49) |
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Ellipsis’ Ugly Head (John 12:7) |
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Emphatic First and Second Person Pronouns |
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Emphatic Pronouns and Salvation (Matt 5:3) |
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Encouragement for Exhausted Pastors (2 Tim 1:10) |
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English Style and Loss of Meaning (1 Peter 5:6–7) |
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Epexegetical καί and the Power of God in Pain (Phil 3:10) |
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ETS and NA28 |
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ETS Day #1 |
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ETS Day #2 |
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ETS Paper on ESV/TNIV |
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Etymologies — a first look |
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Etymology Errors? |
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Everybody needs a little love |
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Everything All of You Do Should be Done in Love (1 Corinthians 16:13–14) |
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Except for Adultery (Matt 5:32) |
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Father’s “house” or “business” (Luke 2:49) |
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Father’s “house” or “business”? (Luke 2:49) |
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Fight for the Faith (Jude 3) |
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Filling in the Blanks (Romans 6:5) |
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Filling Pails and Throwing Water on Fires (the Log College of William Tennent) |
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For whom is the church responsible? (καί and 1 Tim 5:5) |
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Formal Equivalent Translation Theory |
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Functional (or Dynamic) Equivalence and Natural Language |
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Gender Language in Translation |
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Gender Language We Can All Agree On — Almost (Rom 2:1,3) |
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General revelation and God's love |
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Glosses and Context (ὅτι) |