Greek Devotions? | Theology for the Masses

Greek Devotions?

Posted by Hank
February 25, 2008

The ESV Blog posted on Duncan Forbes’ new way of doing devotions: he uses his Greek New Testament. He is currently blogging about this idea and I must admit, I am very much drawn to it. I think When I come to a break in my devotion plan, I am going to do this. I think this applies equally as well with Hebrew and reading the BHS (or the LXX if you can only read Greek). Here are Duncan’s posts so far.

Part 1: Introduction/Encouragement

Part 2: The Slowdown Factor

Part 3: Seeing the Perfect Tense (seeing all the tenses I would say).

Part 4: Spotting Word Plays

Part 5: Spotting Jesus’ Nuances

The Bible

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Comments
Comment by HonzoNo Gravatar on February 25, 2008 @ 2:23 pm

If you can do it, I can see lots of benefits.

Comment by HankNo Gravatar on February 25, 2008 @ 2:51 pm

Yeah I’m thinking like only reading the gospels or only reading Acts, the Epistles, and the Apocalypse. I would be homing in on the slow down factor.

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