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BDAG (A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature)
Recommended on Data Over Dogma in a patron-only bonus episode (November 4, 2024).
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- Wash Your Own Feet!▶ 31:01
Topic: Meaning of the Greek word for 'towel' (lention) in John 13
Excerpt“Taking a towel, which is lention, so this could be cloth, this could be apron. Let me see what BDAG says, linen cloth or towel.”
- Did Jesus make the Old Testament Obsolete?▶ 7:20
Topic: Meaning of the Greek word pleroo ('fulfill') in Matthew 5:17
Excerpt“And the Greek word here is pleroo, which, I'm looking in the theological dictionary of the New Testament. No, I'm looking in BDAG, not TDNT. I'm looking in BDAG.”
- No Trump, that’s NOT Peacemaking…▶ 7:40
Topic: Meaning of Greek 'eirenopoios' (peacemaker) in the Beatitudes
Excerpt“BDAG, so that's a Greek-English lexicon of the New Testament and other early Christian literature. It says it pertains to an endeavor to reconcile persons who have disagreements.”
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