Words and their ways in the Greek New Testament /

Pittman, Randall T.,

Words and their ways in the Greek New Testament / by Randall J. Pittman. - London, UK : Marshall, Morgan and Scott, [1942] - 142 p. ; hbk ; 20 cm.

Includes indexes

Part 1 : Studies in words and their ways.
The language of the New testament --
The use of metaphor in the New Testament --
Pictures in words --
Some rare words --
The New Testmanet vocabulary of prayer --
Some important words --
Translation and interpretation. Part 2 : Studies in persons, places and incidents,
Bethlehem the exalted --
Christ or Caesar? --
Paidagogos --
"This babbler" --
"Too superstitious" --
Paul and the poets --
An unenviable reputation --
Gallio the unconcerned --
Claudius Caesar : friend of Herod Agrippa --
Where Paul was shipwrecked --
Pergamum : "Where Satan's throne is" --
"Greece over Jordan": a study of the decapolis.


Bible.--N.T.--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible.--Ñ.T.--language, style.


Greek language, Biblical--Etymology.

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