This article examines the pronunciation that Benjamin Kantor, author of A Short Guide to the Pronunciation of New Testament Greek, recommends for New Testament Greek. His recommendation is a pronunciation system based on the way Greek was supposedly pronounced in the Judeo-Palestinian region during New Testament times. Kantor calls this pronunciation, “Historical Koine Greek Pronunciation”.
This post is a review of L. Michael Morales’ excellent book, Exodus: Old and New: A Biblical Theology of Redemption. Tim Bertolet is a Research Fellow with the BibleMesh Institute. In the study of the Bible the words “Biblical Theology” mean more than the sum of their parts. As a discipline Biblical Theology does not merely …
Reading biographies of fellow Christians can greatly shape our lives and encourage our faith. Biographies remind us we are part of a larger story, and that we do not have to reinvent the wheel when it comes to faithfulness. Biographies reveal that Jesus alone will never let us down. And lastly, biographies reinforce the value …
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BibleMesh and CEF collaborate to bring online training resources to ministry leaders around the world, and we are thrilled to highlight the important work of this organization. Who is Child Evangelism Fellowship? Child Evangelism Fellowship is a Bible-centred, international and interdenominational mission organisation. We seek to work together with local churches in order to evangelise …
This post is part of an ongoing series exploring Biblical theology. Tim Bertolet is a Research Fellow with the BibleMesh Institute. 5 minute read. One of the important aspects of Jesus’ work described to us in the book of Hebrews is his role as our high priest. In the Old Testament, the high priest is the one …
