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Pastors, students, and scholars not in the midst of language coursework often find it difficult to maintain their knowledge of biblical languages like Hebrew, Greek, and Latin. For those looking to do so in a meaningful but manageable way, this devotional offers 365 short daily readings, pairing an Old Testament passage in Hebrew and Greek with a corresponding New Testament passage in Greek and Latin. Lexical notes in English are included as a way of facilitating a comfortable reading experience that will build one’s confidence and ability in reading the Hebrew Bible, the Septuagint, the Greek New Testament, and the Latin Vulgate. 
“Our goal and our purpose for this volume is to keep you in the languages, keep you fed in the Word, and hopefully spark a desire to explore more deeply how the New Testament at its core relies upon the Old Testament Scriptures.” 
— from the introduction 
 Review 
“This is an excellent book for retaining your biblical languages. Here you’ll find a rich selection from a wide variety of authors. It’s the best reader I know of. Highly recommended.”\n— David Alan Black 
author of 
Learn to Read New Testament Greek\n“‘Use it or lose it!’ they say of biblical languages. This attractive and practical volume offers a simple way to keep exercising your language muscles. Texts are thoughtfully selected and attractively laid out so that your knowledge of one biblical language can aid your recall of another, whether Hebrew, Greek, or Latin. Best of all, these texts illuminate intertextual connections, making them ideal for devotional reflection and prayerful response.”\n— Carmen Joy Imes 
associate professor of Old Testament at Biola University\n“In line with the faithful wisdom of generations past, 
Daily Scriptures invites devotees into the interwoven tapestry of the Scriptures. Readers hear the grand story through digestible verses, providing just enough text to hone language skills without being overwhelmed (and therefore, giving up) and just enough truth to contemplate with patient awe. This is just the sort of volume for which many faithful students have been longing.”\n— Amy Peeler 
associate professor of New Testament at Wheaton College\n“This book is a treasure! For the language lover, 
 Daily Scriptures is a unique joy, offering an opportunity to read through compelling biblical themes in Hebrew, Greek, and Latin. For the developing language learner, the simple format and lexical notes bring the languages to life and help with readability. Overall, this book gives readers daily reflection not only on these three languages but also on the great story of Scripture from creation to Christ’s second coming and God’s ultimate reign. This book is a great way to keep your language study fresh or turn your language study into spiritual devotion!”\n— Beth M. Stovell 
associate professor of Old Testament at Ambrose University\n“Within the pages of this book, Jacob Cerone and Matthew Fisher offer a brilliant way for readers acquainted with one or more of the biblical languages to keep up with their training. The readings, provided for every single day of the calendar year, make it possible to hone language skills (with vocabulary and glosses included). However, the book does much more: the short selections focus on meaningful and faith-related passages that promise to inspire users as they go about their daily activities. This book not only springs from a great idea, but it is also beautifully and accessibly carried out!”\n— Loren T. Stuckenbruck 
professor of New Testament at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich\n“Cerone and Fisher are to be commended! This volume will aid learners of Hebrew, Greek, and Latin to increase facility in the languages over a calendar year, all the while discovering more deeply the biblical story from creation to renewed creation under the reign of God. Aids in vocabulary and morphology are clearly defined and helpful for the reader. I continue to benefit

Daily Scriptures: 365 Readings in Hebrew, Greek, and Latin (Eerdmans Language Resources (ELR))

Religion & Spirituality

Cerone, Jacob N.

Fisher, Matthew C.

Christian Books & Bibles

Eerdmans

The Life of Adam and Eve and The Testament of Adam: An Advanced Greek Reader (Jewish Texts Greek Readers)

GlossaHouse

The Apostolic Fathers Greek Readers Series assists students of Greek in reading non-biblical Koine Greek. In this volume, readers will be afforded the Greek text of the Letters of Ignatius. Vocabulary words occurring less than 30 times in the Greek New Testament are provided to help students quickly read the text and focus on its syntax. Including also an introduction and a select bibliography, readers will be oriented to the life and setting of Ignatius. As Ignatius is nearing his death as a martyr, readers will be able to learn about piety and theology from these early Christian letters. With the brief introduction, bibliography, and annotated Greek text of Ignatius, this edition of the Letters of Ignatius is an ideal resource for students of early Christianity.

The Letters of Ignatius: Apostolic Fathers Greek Reader

Wilhite, Shawn J.

Ford, Coleman M.

Moss, Trey

Renshaw, Brian

van Dalen, Roberto A.

Rothermel, Aaron S.

Gulledge, Griffin T.

Davidson, Brian W.

This study of Jonah utilizes discourse analysis to draw out both major and minor differences between the Greek (Septuagint) and Hebrew text forms of this ancient work. Specifically, it places emphasis on intentional and/or unintentional translational differences that have influenced Jonah’s meaning and rhetoric. Into the Deep explores and exposes numerous difficulties encountered when translating literature, such as the prospect of altering a text’s unique characteristics. Insofar as all translation is an act of interpretation, Into the Deep also impresses upon the reader the enduring value of early translations as primitive commentaries.

Into the Deep: A Comparative Discourse Analysis of the Masoretic and Septuagint Versions of Jonah (GlossaHouse Thesis Series)

The Apostolic Fathers Greek Readers series assists students of Greek in reading non-biblical Koine Greek. In this volume, readers will engage the Greek text of 1 & 2 Clement. Vocabulary words occurring less than 30 times in the Greek New Testament are provided to help students quickly read the text and focus on its syntax. This work also includes an introduction and a select bibliography that orients readers to the life, setting, and theology of Clement. The bulk of the book focuses on the annotated Greek texts of 1 Clement (Jacob Cerone) and 2 Clement (Jason Andersen). Together, these elements make this Greek reader an ideal resource for students of early Christianity.

1-2 Clement (Apostolic Fathers Greek Reader)

Reference

Andersen, Jason

Foreign Language Study & Reference

The Apostolic Fathers Greek Readers series assists students of Greek in reading non-biblical Koine Greek. In this volume, readers will engage the Greek texts of Polycarp's Epistle to the Philippians, The Martyrdom Polycarp, Papias, and Diognetus. Vocabulary words occurring less than 30 times in the Greek New Testament are provided to help students quickly read the text and focus on its syntax. This work also includes an introduction and a select bibliography that orients readers to the settings and theologies of each work. Together, these elements make this Greek reader an ideal resource for students of early Christianity.

Polycarp, Papias, and Diognetus (Apostolic Fathers Greek Reader)

The Apostolic Fathers Greek Reader series (AFGR) helps students of Greek to read non-biblical Koine Greek. In this volume, readers will engage the Greek texts of The Shepherd of Hermas. Vocabulary words occurring less than 30 times in the Greek New Testament are provided to help students quickly read the text and focus on its syntax. Including also an introduction and a select bibliography, readers will be briefly oriented to the context of The Shepherd of Hermas. In addition, readers will learn about piety and theology from this early Christian text. With its brief introduction, bibliography, and annotations of the least familiar Greek words, this volume of the AFGR series is an ideal resource for students of early Christianity working to advance their ability to translate Koine Greek and their understanding of early Christianity.

The Shepherd of Hermas (Apostolic Fathers Greek Reader)

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