The English Bible is at best a secondary source for Bible study. Originally, the Bible was written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. The overall purpose of these posts is to encourage the study of the Bible in the biblical languages. Copyright, Dennis O. Wretlind, 2013.
I have seen these tools of yours but do not know how to use them. Do you have an instructional lesson the explain how to use the diagrams to find more meat? I see where it leads, but think I need a bit more instruction to understand how to digest it.
Todd (and anyone else with this concern)--I point you to Kantenwein, Lee L., Diagrammatical Analysis. BMH Books, Winona Lake, Indiana, 1979) where you will find out how to diagram sentences (in Greek, Hebrew, English) and how to read and use a diagram. My diagramming model differs from Kantenwien and English grammarians as I explain in the diagramming key inserted at the head of each published diagram. Some of the notations found in my diagrams are taken from Logos Bible Software; others are from a standard computer keyboard.
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I have seen these tools of yours but do not know how to use them. Do you have an instructional lesson the explain how to use the diagrams to find more meat? I see where it leads, but think I need a bit more instruction to understand how to digest it.
Todd (and anyone else with this concern)--I point you to Kantenwein, Lee L., Diagrammatical Analysis. BMH Books, Winona Lake, Indiana, 1979) where you will find out how to diagram sentences (in Greek, Hebrew, English) and how to read and use a diagram. My diagramming model differs from Kantenwien and English grammarians as I explain in the diagramming key inserted at the head of each published diagram. Some of the notations found in my diagrams are taken from Logos Bible Software; others are from a standard computer keyboard.
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