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After years of research and work, documenting spelling variants in ≈4500 inscriptions & papyri, I'm excited to see these two books coming!
bit.ly/pntg2023
Big one is about 900 pages so you get ALL data & analysis
Short one is 144 pages for a concise pedagogical guide
AUDIO of Chapters 6 and 7 of the Acts of the Apostles (according to the Byzantine Textform) in a historical Koine Greek pronunciation is now uploaded to KoineGreek.com/audio
WATCH Palm Sunday in Koine Greek from the Gospel of Matthew (chapter 21) according to Codex Vaticanus
(with captions)
youtu.be/0mNv-VwoQ8w?si=OhKh…
AUDIO of Chapter 5 of the Acts of the Apostles (according to the Byzantine Textform) in a historical Koine Greek pronunciation is now uploaded to KoineGreek.com/audio
AUDIO of Chapters 3 and 4 of the Acts of the Apostles (according to the Byzantine Textform) in a historical Koine Greek pronunciation are now uploaded to KoineGreek.com/audio
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“The Forerunners and Heirs of Origen’s Hexapla” has been published! It is available in Open Access.
I’m grateful to collaborate with brilliant contributors in this cross disciplinary endeavor.
I have more to say about this volume at a later date.
vandenhoeck-ruprecht-verlage…
A nice ancient Greek idiom:
λελέχθω ‘let it have been said!'
to mean something like ...
‘that's enough about that’
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My NEW BOOK on the language ideology of the medieval Hebrew and Arabic grammarians is out!
It is open-access so you can DOWNLOAD FREE here:
bit.ly/hebrewgrammarians
A nice moment at SBL...
For the book: KoineGreek.com/pntg
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Sometimes you *can* judge a book by its cover.
If you look closely, the broad findings and conclusions of my new book (openbookpublishers.com/books…) are actually all visible on the graphic of the cover:
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Fun fact: It isn't just "Forthcoming" any more. It's in print! You can read it.
The pronunciation of New Testament Greek koine-greek.com/2023/02/14/f… via @KGLinguistics
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My new open access book on the relationship between the various reading traditions of Biblical Hebrew is now out ...
DOWNLOAD FREE HERE:
openbookpublishers.com/books…
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What is the plural of Ph.D.?
62%Ph.Ds
8%Ph.Ds.
27%Ph.D.s
3%Ph.D.s.
142 votes • Final resultsReally enjoyed being a guest on the @biblingoapp podcast for a discussion about my books on Greek pronunciation...
New podcast: Pronunciation of New Testament Greek with Ben Kantor (@KoineGreekcom & @BibHebrew)
🔊 Listen on your favorite podcast app!
👀 Watch here: youtu.be/PhV22n9D61k
AUDIO of the entire book of Hebrews in a historical Koine Greek pronunciation has now been uploaded to KoineGreek.com/audio
A short interview with Eerdmans about my new Greek books ...
youtu.be/12qpGzK0k-w
Pretty cool endorsement from Bill Mounce (@billmounce) on my new book about Greek pronunciation (see KoineGreek.com/pntg).
I remember fondly when I first began learning Greek by picking up a copy of his Basics of Biblical Greek when I was 16 or 17 years old :)
My books on NT Greek pronunciation are out TODAY!
BUY TODAY for a free term as a KoineGreek.com patron for access to audio recordings & more!
Short guide → FREE MONTH as patron ($5.49 value)*
Large book → FREE YEAR as patron ($48.99 value)*
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