Thursday, March 14, 2019

When Greek does not Supply a Direct Object (Phil 3:12)

Bill Mounce
Bill Mounce

I have started my Thursday edition of Monday with Mounce (and yes, I need a different name for the blog). Today's blog is on Philippians 3:12 and what to do when a Greek transitive verb does not have a direct object.

Thursday blogs are targeted especially to people using the Bible Study Greek approach, which uses my textbook Greek for the Rest of Us, to learn enough Greek to go deeper in their Bible study but doesn't require massive amounts of memorization and repetition.

I haven't decided whether to send out the blog and run the risk of plugging up your inbox. But if you subscribe to my YouTube channel, then you will be notified when a new episode is available. The episode is here: https://youtu.be/ZEg24OrUu_0

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