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Writers of the New Testament: Their Style and Characteristics

Name: Writers of the New Testament: Their Style and Characteristics
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Author: William H. Simcox
ISBN: 9781592446087

Their Style and Characteristics

by William H. Simcox

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200 pages
Publisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers
12.7 x 20.4 x 1.1 cm

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For theology students and serious Bible scholars.

Explains the vocabulary and grammar of the writers.

Helps you understand the original language nuance.

A detailed examination of the unique linguistic styles used by the writers of the New Testament.

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In this classic text, William Henry Simcox describes the style and language of each of the writers of the New Testament. Two appendices complete the work: the first highlights similarities in vocabulary between different groups of writers, and the second illustrates, in detail, the contrast between 'Hellenic' and 'Hellenistic' Greek.