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Christ the King Reformed Church

1:10:35

Cultish: Jehovah's Witnesses Pt. 2

Apologia Studios

about 4 years ago

0:30

They got it from the book called The Emphatic Diaglot by Benjamin Wilson, who was a Christadelphian cultist

14:13

A Little Greek is a Dangerous Thing

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 12 years ago

10:37

That's the English translation. I bet you couldn't even tell a subjunctive verb from an indicative in the Greek if he didn't have a computer in front of him. But Anastasio, and, but raise it up at the last day, but, so it's not this, but this.

14:47

The Future of Serious Bible Study Is Free

AWB

Aleph with Beth

over 1 year ago

7:39

The literal glosses would be as follows,. Each cluster of words between dashes on the screen here represents one Hebrew word. Once again, the way the translation renders the sentence is good, but it ultimately presents more of a distraction to the student rather than an aid.

12:50

Biblical Greek - Quiz for Lessons 19-20 - Free Greek.

AWA

Alpha with Angela

over 3 years ago

3:52

Ego emi hemēter humōn. Tī haute estīn? Tī dāskalos. Tī hūtos estīn? Mathētēs. Tī hūtos estīn? Tī dāskalos. Tī hūto eisin? Mathētāi. Tī haute estīn? Mathētria. Mathētēs. Mathētāi. Mathētria. Mathētriai.

1:22:10

Greek Vocabulary Lecture 3

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 6 years ago

25:22

We're gonna go through them. Let's say the word and then give the answer. What's the first word? Diabolos, and what is it? It's where we get the word diabolic, right? Means evil or devil. All right, what's the next word?

1:03:46

Speaking in Tongues

HYN

Have You Not Read

about 2 years ago

16:37

Terminology like ecstatic utterances. So instead of language, ecstatic utterances. There's a verse in Corinthians where Paul is talking about love, and he talks about if I speak in the language of angels.

1:00:13

Lynn Interviews Spong Then a Call about Jehovah's Witnesses

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 20 years ago

55:01

Yeah, they have the of course the emphatic diaglot when you're reading by of course, Benjamin Wilson.

21:10

Biblical Greek - Lesson 16 - Alphabet Part 2 - Free Greek.

AWA

Alpha with Angela

about 4 years ago

0:16

My name is Angela. This is the grammar DALTA.

1:17:46

Introducing Greek Vocabulary

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 6 years ago

52:46

Yep. All right. Now. Greek words using diphthongs. Lucas. Who was that luke. Claudia. It's literally the same claudia. It's spelled almost exactly the same. Uh sadukas would be the sadducees. Palos galileo galilee kaiseros.

49:35

Books of the Bible in Greek

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 6 years ago

15:08

And that's where we get the the in English. We spell it a ngl, but in Greek it's alpha gamma gamma epsilon Lambda Omicron Sigma, so you get that nugg sound and in the word angel on gloss. Now in the second part exercise two you put arc on gloss together and you get archangel you put on galley on together and you get Good news and this is uh, this is something I use this at funerals a lot.

1:02:38

Calls, Calls, and More Calls

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 16 years ago

18:50

And then there's an extended discussion of some of the more important variants in the back. It's just it's a goldmine of textual information. So the diaglot is really important. Then the other thing you want to pick up is Philip Comfort's New Testament textual commentary.

16:13

Biblical Greek - Lesson 26 - Walk! - Free Greek

AWA

Alpha with Angela

almost 3 years ago

13:32

Ho antrōpos peripatēi. Hōde estin hōdōs. Pū hūtōs peripatēi? Hūtōs peripatēi parāten hōdōn. Ti poiūsin hoi antrōpoi? Hoi antrōpoi peripatūsin. Pū hūtōi peripatūsin? Hūtōi peripatūsin en te hōdō. O mathētāi, ti e mathētē sēmēron?

1:17:10

Most Common Greek Words in the NT

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 6 years ago

52:01

So as I read these, a cone? Icon. Is icon, right? Amen? Amen. Amen, or amen. Alleluia? Alleluia. Alleluia. That was pretty easy. That's a direct, that's what we call a transliterated word. It's not translated.

21:13

Biblical Greek - Lesson 24 - Prepositional phrases - Free Greek.

AWA

Alpha with Angela

about 3 years ago

10:54

Παρά, παρά, ούκ εστιν παρά,. Para lexis estin en te hebraikei glose, lexis, lexis, lexis, lexis, helexis, hailexeis, hailexeis,. He phrasis, he phrasis, hailexeis, he phrasis, tau esti gramma, kai eeta esti gramma, te esti lexis.

15:04

Biblical Greek - Lesson 4 - Review and first conjunctions - Free Greek.

AWA

Alpha with Angela

almost 5 years ago

3:09

Lithos. Mikros. Artos. Megas.

18:48

Biblical Greek - Lesson 18 - Alphabet Part 3 - Free Greek

AWA

Alpha with Angela

almost 4 years ago

7:44

Fōs, Skotos, fōs, Skotos. Fōs, Skotos, fōs, Skotos. Fī, béeta, béeta. Bb, bb, béeta. Bous, ho -bous, hoi -poes, hai -poes brefos, to brefos, byblion, to byblion b, b, beta, zeta, z, z, zeta z, zon, to zon, zon, on, zon, on zoa, oa, trapeza, trapezai, z, z, zeta xi, xi, xi, xairete, xairete xer, xe -xer, xe -xer mu, xeires, ai -xeires ai -xeires mu, xoiros, o xoiros, xoiroi, o xoiroi ichthys, ho -ichthys, ichthyes, ho -ichthyes chi, psi, psi, psi, psychos, psychos estyn psychos, psychos estyn, to psychos PSIHES PSIKS PSIHES PSIKS PSIHES PSI B BETA Z ZETA ZETA λ λ ξ θ χ σ φ ν φ φ ξ γ γ γ α ε ε.

1:25:39

Observation to Interpretation

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 4 years ago

1:05:56

Yeah, I mean, it puts the ESV at the top and then the Greek is underneath it. Yes. Septuagint.

21:18

Biblical Greek - Lesson 34 - Masculine Accusative Plural - Free Greek

AWA

Alpha with Angela

over 1 year ago

19:06

Hoi tūs, hoi hūyōi, tūs hūyūs. Tīthēmi, tīthēsin, tithēasin, didōsin. Lambānō, didōmi, lambānē, didōmi, didōsin. Didōsin. Lambānō, lambānē, lambānūsin. Didōsin tūs ārtūs tō Jesū. Didōsin tūs ārtūs tōis anthrōpōis.

20:42

Biblical Greek - Lesson 35: In the Beginning… They Ate from the Tree - Free Greek

AWA

Alpha with Angela

over 1 year ago

0:38

Pseudos lego. Alethos. Pseudos. Pantes hoi alektores leukoeisin. Alethos. E pseudos lego. Alethos lego. Pantes hoi alektores leukoeisin. Un monon hen e duo. Alepantes hoi alektores leukoeisin. Alethos lego.

1:06:50

The Textual Criticism Series Rolls On

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 19 years ago

31:18

Are you talking about Stephanos? Are you talking about Beza? Are you talking about Scrivener's eclectic text where he goes back to the King James translators and uses their textual choices to create a Greek New Testament?