Roland E. Loasby
Retired Professor, SDA Theological Seminary
The Greek Syntax of Revelation 9:15
Part one of our investigation of the grammar and textual tradition of this important biblical text.
Harmonizing Matthew 10: 9, 10 and Mark 6: 8
There are certain texts in the English translation of the Bible that have long presented difficulties for the reader. Yet we should not pass over what are apparent contradictions without some attempt at harmonization.
Greek Temporal Elements in Revelation 9:15 (Concluded)
Our monthly research article considers the Greek temporal elements in Revelation 9:15
Greek Temporal Elements in Revelation 9:15
The study of New Testament Greek is vital to a fuller understanding of the New Testament truths.
Greek Syntax of Rev. 9:15 (Concluded)
In our first study we examined the Greek principle of combined enumeration by which Revelation 9:55 is governed. Here we look at the principle of separate enumeration.
"The Epistle of Publius Lentulus"
Are any versions of the "Report of Pontius Pilate to Tiberius" that are in circulation genuine, or are they forgeries?
Pulpit-Pointers for Preachers
Students of the Bible who have studied, the social and religious history of New Testament times are acquainted with the cult of emperor worship that had so tremendous a vogue.
Pulpit-Pointers for Preachers I
As a people, Seventh-day Adventists sometimes comment on their relationships with others and seem to take pride in being different.
The Importance of New Testament Greek
An intimate knowledge of the Greek is not a sine qua non for the minister of the gospel. However, to assert that a sound insight into the language of his profession is an asset of prime value to the gospel worker is to make a statement that is accepted by unbiased people.
The Challenge of the Science of Theology
What are the requirements of a sound science of theology?