Designed as a translational guide, this CYBER-CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES eBook for translating 2 and 3 John isolates usage of independent and dependent clauses, provides tips for translating 2 and 3 John, and shares exegetical explanations to assist in the translation of the letters. The book divides into three parts. First, Bateman provides an introduction whereby he prepares the reader for translating the letters. Second, Peer and Bateman divide the letters into ten manageable units for translating 2 and 3 John while providing contextual orientation for each unit of thought. Finally, they make available an answer key with detailed exegetical explanations about their division and translation of the text. Translating 2 and 3 John Clause by Clause interacts with lexicons, grammars, and English translations in order to orient the reader/translator to the challenges that come with translating 2 and 3 John. Yet the contextual orientation and clausal outlines enable the reader/translator to trace the author’s flow of thought in a manner that will be helpful for teaching and preaching purposes.

Translating 2 and 3 John Clause By Clause: An Exegetical Guide (eBooks for Translating the New Testament)

Religion & Spirituality

Bateman IV, Dr. Herbert W.

Peer, Aaron C

Christian Books & Bibles

Cyber-Center for Biblical Studies

Want to expand your understanding of the Bible? Do you want to understand what God is doing? The book, God’s Big Picture: An Overview of God’s Developing Story answers those two questions and more. It traces God’s plan that begins in Genesis and ends in Revelation. It provides both notes and links to four corresponding videos from the 2014 Let’s Know the Bible conference. Let’s Know the Bible conferences exist to provide Bible teaching by leading Christian thinkers and local pastors for church leaders, churchgoers, and others so that people might learn more about God and the Bible and how to navigate everyday life more intentionally.

God's Big Picture: An Overview of God's Developing Story

Sprankle, Timothy D.

Designed as a translational guide, this CYBER-CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES eBook for translating Paul’s letter to the Ephesians isolates usage of independent and dependent clauses, provides tips for translating Ephesians, and shares exegetical explanations to assist in the translation of the letter. The book divides into three parts. First, Simpson and Bateman (series editor) provide an introduction whereby they prepare readers for translating Ephesians. Second, Simpson divides the letter into fourteen manageable units for translating the letter while providing contextual orientation for each unit of thought. Finally, Simpson makes available an answer key with detailed exegetical explanations about his divisions and translation of the text. Translating Ephesians Clause by Clause interacts with lexicons, grammars, and English translations in order to orient the reader/translator to the challenges that come with translating Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. Yet the contextual orientation and clausal outlines enable the reader/translator to trace the author’s flow of thought in a manner that will be helpful for teaching and preaching purposes.

Translating Ephesians Clause by Clause: An Exegetical Guide (eBooks for Translating the New Testament)

Simpson, Benjamin I.

Designed as a translational guide, this CYBER-CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES eBook for translating Paul’s letter to the Philippians isolates usage of independent and dependent clauses, provides tips for translating Philippians, and shares exegetical explanations to assist in the translation of the letter. The book divides into three parts. First, Moore and Bateman provide an introduction whereby they prepare readers for translating Ephesians. Second, Moore divides the letter into thirtyfive manageable units for translating the letter while providing contextual orientation for each unit of thought. Finally, Moore makes available an answer key with detailed exegetical explanations about his divisions and translation of the text. Translating Philippians Clause by Clause interacts with lexicons, grammars, and English translations in order to orient the reader/translator to the challenges that come with translating Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. Yet the contextual orientation and clausal outlines enable the reader/translator to trace the author’s flow of thought in a manner that will be helpful for teaching and preaching purposes.

Translating Philippians Clause by Clause: An Exegetical Guide (eBooks for Translating the New Testament)

Education & Teaching

Bateman IV, Herbert W.

Moore, Thomas S.

Schools & Teaching

Designed as a translational guide, this CYBER-CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES eBook for translating 2 Timothy isolates usage of independent and dependent clauses, provides tips for translating 2 Timothy, and shares exegetical explanations to assist in the translation of the letters. The book divides into three parts. First, Bateman and Davis provide an introduction whereby they prepare readers for translating Paul’s second letter to Timothy. Second, Davis divides the letter into nine manageable units for translating 2 Timothy while providing contextual orientation for each unit of thought. Finally, Davis makes available an answer key with detailed exegetical explanations about his divisions and translation of the text.  Translating 2 Timothy Clause by Clause interacts with lexicons, grammars, and English translations in order to orient the reader/translator to the challenges that come with translating Paul’s second letter to Timothy. Yet the contextual orientation and clausal outlines enable the reader/translator to trace the author’s flow of thought in a manner that will be helpful for teaching and preaching purposes.

Translating 2 Timothy Clause by Clause: An Exegetical Guide (EBooks for Translating the New Testament)

Davis Jr., Phillip A.

Designed as a translational guide, this CYBER-CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES eBook for translating 1 John isolates independent and dependent clauses, provides tips for translating 1 John, and shares exegetical explanations to assist in the translation of the first of John's letters. The book divides into three parts. First, Bateman and Peer provide an introduction whereby they prepare readers for translating 1 John. Second, they divide the letter into fifteen manageable units for translating 1 John while providing contextual orientation for each unit of thought. Finally, They make available an answer key with detailed exegetical explanations about his divisions and translation of the text.Translating 1 John Clause by Clause interacts with lexicons, grammars, and English translations in order to orient the reader/translator to the challenges that come with translating John's first letter. Yet the contextual orientation and clausal outlines enable the reader/translator to trace John's flow of thought in a manner that will be helpful for teaching and preaching purposes.

Translating 1 John Clause by Clause: An Exegetical Guide (EBooks for Translating the New Testament)

This book, Hebrews: Developing Confidence for Reading the Letter, is part of the Let’s Know the Bible series intended to build confidence in reading the Bible one book at a time. The book was initially designed for a Let’s Know the Bible Conference held in Northern Indiana for people who what to read the Bible with understanding but redesigned to be used with corresponding (free) YouTube videos. The book opens with Bateman and Guthrie examining the new covenant. Whereas Bateman discusses the new covenant in Jeremiah and its application in several Dead Sea Scrolls, Guthrie shows how the new covenant is a central argument in Hebrews. After the discussion about the new covenant, Guthrie provides three ways to transform your reading of Hebrews by understanding the backdrop for Hebrews, tracking the Christ-ology in Hebrews, and hearing the word of encourage in Hebrews. Bateman provides numerous charts that reinforces Guthrie’s presentation. Hebrews: Developing Confidence for Reading the Letter ends with a collection of short essays on building confidence for reading the Bible written by pastors who pastor in Northern Indiana. Reading a Good Translation, Grasping God’s Big Picture, Read the Bible in Big Chunks, Read the Bible with Others, Increasing a Congregation’s Bible knowledge are a few titles.

Hebrews: Developing Confidence for Reading the Letter (Let's Know the Bible)

Guthrie, Dr. George H.

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