A
active voice, 92 – 95, 101 – 3. See also deponency; voice system
Aktionsart
defining, 108
gnomic Aktionsart, 117, 122 – 23
ingressive Aktionsart, 122
punctiliar Aktionsart, 122
semantic features of, 121 – 24
study of, 32
summary Aktionsart, 122
verbal aspect and, 25, 31, 105 – 33
voice system and, 101 – 3
Allan, Rutger J., 95 – 96, 98 – 99, 102
Allen, Sidney, 194 – 95
ambiguity, 79 – 81
Ancient Greek scholarship, 21 – 25, 29 – 30, 48 – 49. See also Greek scholarship
aorist forms, 64, 67, 95 – 101, 107 – 11, 139 – 40, 172
aorist indicatives, 114 – 16, 120 – 26, 141
Apostolic Fathers, 211
Austen, Jane, 136
B
Bakker, Stephanie, 160
Bally, Charles, 35
Barth, Karl, 136
Basics of Verbal Aspect in Biblical Greek, 105 – 6, 120 – 21, 131
Bauer, W., 87 – 89
Baylor Handbook on the Greek New Testament, 191
Beneš, E., 163
Bentein, Klaas, 49
Bibelstudien, 33
Biblical and Ancient Greek Linguistics (BAGL), 48
Biblical Words and Their Meaning, 73
biographical genre, 140. See also genre
Black, David Alan, 51 – 52, 69, 150
Blass, Friedrich, 32
blogs, 142. See also genre
Bopp, Franz, 31
boundary features, 173 – 75
Boyer, James, 45
Brugmann, Karl, 31 – 32
Bubenik, Vit, 49
Burton, Ernest de Witt, 32
Buth, Randall, 200, 204 – 5, 216 – 18
C
Calvin, John, 136
Campbell, Constantine R., 47, 89, 98, 105 – 6, 112 – 19, 124, 141, 221
Caragounis, Chrys, 192, 195, 196, 200
Chantraine, Pierre, 38
Chomsky, Noam, 40 – 41, 49, 58 – 60, 63
Cirafesi, Wally V., 113, 114, 132
Clancy, Tom, 136
Classical Greek, 56, 94, 195, 203 – 5, 217
clausal analysis, 136 – 37, 191
clausal syntax, 136 – 37
cohesion
analysis of, 157 – 59
co-classification and, 158
co-extension and, 158 – 59
co-reference and, 158
componential ties, 158 – 59
conjunction and, 155
context of situation, 153 – 54
ellipsis and, 155 – 56
endophoric reference, 155
evaluation of, 159 – 61
exophoric reference, 155
explanation of, 152 – 54
linguistic cohesiveness, 153 – 54
organic ties, 157 – 58
reference and, 155
referential chains, 155
register and, 154
resources of, 154 – 56
study of, 152 – 53
synonymy and, 156
theory of, 159 – 60
Cohesion in English, 42, 153, 157
Colossians, 127
Concise Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament, 88
connectives, 179 – 81
Conrad, Carl W., 94 – 95, 98 – 101
constituent order, 166 – 67
context of situation, 77, 143, 153 – 54
contextual circles, 76 – 77
Continental European school of discourse analysis, 151 – 52
conversation reports, 173
Corinthians, 77
Cotterell, Peter, 69, 74 – 75, 81
Cours de linguistique générale, 35, 37
Crellin, Robert, 119
Curtius, Georg, 31, 70, 109 – 10
D
Danker, Frederick W., 72, 83 – 85, 87 – 89
De recta latini graecique sermonic pronuntiatione, 194
Decker, Rodney J., 70, 103, 112, 114,
Deissmann, Adolf, 33
Delbrück, Berthold, 31 – 32
deponency. See also voice system
active voice and, 92 – 95, 101 – 3
challenges of, 99 – 101
in future, 101 – 2
history of, 91 – 98
middle-passive voice and, 94 – 95, 100 – 101
middle voice and, 91 – 92, 100 – 101
mixed deponents, 100
passive deponents, 100 – 101
passive voice and, 92 – 95, 100 – 101
rejection of, 99
setting aside, 98 – 99
understanding, 91 – 92, 101 – 3
validity of, 91 – 92
deponentia, 95 – 96
Die griechische Sprache im Zeitalter des Hellenismus, 33, 226
Dik, Simon, 62
discourse analysis
approaches to, 26, 148 – 61, 163 – 91
backgrounded materials, 171 – 73
basic theory of, 164 – 66
boundary features, 173 – 75
building blocks for, 188 – 90
cohesion analysis, 157 – 59
cohesion concerns, 149, 152 – 54
cohesion evaluation, 159 – 61
cohesion resources, 154 – 56
componential ties, 158 – 59
connectives, 179 – 81
constituent order for, 166 – 67
conversation reports, 173
discourse grammar, 188 – 90
discourse markers, 149
eclectic approach to, 164, 176, 190
evaluation of, 175 – 77, 188 – 90
exegesis modes, 149
explanation of, 148 – 50
foregrounded materials, 171 – 73
forward-pointing devices, 181 – 83
foundations for, 178 – 81
framing devices, 183 – 84
functional approach to, 164 – 65
Hallidayan approaches to, 148 – 61
highlighting devices, 185 – 86
idiolect and, 165
information structuring devices, 183 – 84
linguistic patterns for, 149
linguistic theories for, 164 – 66
literary analysis, 149
markedness theory, 165, 178 – 79, 189 – 90
organic ties, 157 – 58
points of departure, 166 – 67, 174
rhetorical analysis, 149
schools of, 150 – 52
sentence conjunctions, 167 – 69
thematic highlighting devices, 185 – 86
theory of, 164 – 66
value of, 164
“word order” analysis, 166, 183 – 84
Discourse Analysis and Other Topics in Biblical Greek, 150
Discourse Cohesion in Ancient Greek, 160
Discourse Considerations in Translating the Word of God, 150
Discourse Features of New Testament Greek, 164, 175, 176, 177
discourse grammar, 188 – 90. See also discourse analysis
Discourse Grammar of the New Testament, 178, 181, 183, 185, 188 – 89
discourse, planes of, 127 – 30
discourse, strands of, 124 – 26
Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 136
Drummen, Annemieke, 159
Dryer, Matthew S., 43
Dyscolus, Apollonius, 24, 97, 98
E
Elements of New Testament Greek, The, 210
Encyclopedia of Ancient Greek Language and
Linguistics (EAGLL), 48 – 49
epistolary genre, 140 – 42. See also genre
Euripides, 161
exegesis
discourse analysis and, 149
of Greek pronunciation, 26, 192
of New Testament, 119 – 20, 128 – 29
understanding, 225 – 26
verbal aspect and, 119 – 30
experiential metafunction, 65
F
Fanning, Buist M., 43, 45 – 47, 70, 106, 111 – 14, 117 – 20
Ferguson, C. A., 142
Filologia Neotestamentaria, 48
Firbas, Jan, 163
forward-pointing devices, 181 – 83
framing devices, 183 – 84
Functional Grammar, 62
functional linguistics, 42, 51, 60 – 70. See also linguistics
Fundamentals of New Testament Greek, 102 – 3, 207
G
Galatians, 127
Gardiner, Stephen, 195
generative linguistics, 42, 55, 58 – 61, 67 – 69. See also linguistics
genre
biographical genre, 140
of blogs, 142
defining, 140
epistolary genre, 140 – 42
idiolect and, 26, 131 – 32, 134 – 35, 140 – 47
literary genre, 140
narrative genre, 140 – 41
register and, 141 – 42
George, Coulter, 49
Giannakis, Georgios K., 48
Gignac, Francis T., 197 – 98, 200, 204
gnomic Aktionsart, 117, 122 – 23. See also Aktionsart
God, Language, and Scripture, 53, 69
Gospels
conversation reports, 173
patterns of, 136 – 37
register and, 143 – 44
sentence conjunctions in, 167 – 69
Synoptic Gospels, 137 – 40, 173
tenses in, 134 – 40
understanding, 134 – 36
grammar. See also language
defining, 66 – 67
Greek grammars, 24 – 26, 32 – 35, 51 – 55, 67, 97, 102 – 3, 204 – 7, 209 – 23
immersion methods for, 215 – 22
interpreting, 66 – 67
learning, 26, 51 – 52, 102 – 3, 209 – 23
learning styles, 214 – 15
lexicogrammar, 66 – 67
linguistics and, 51 – 55
pronunciation of, 204 – 7
semantics and, 66 – 67
teaching, 26, 102 – 3, 209 – 23
Grammar of New Testament Greek, A, 34
Grammar of the Greek New Testament in the Light of Historical Research, 34
Grammar of the Greek Papyri of the Roman and Byzantine Periods, A, 197
Grammatik des neutestamentlichen Griechisch, 32
Grammatik des neutestamentlichen Sprachidioms, 31
Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament Based on Semantic Domains, 44, 87
Greek grammars
immersion methods for, 215 – 22
interpreting, 67
learning, 26, 51 – 52, 102 – 3, 209 – 23
learning styles, 214 – 15
linguistics and, 51 – 55
pronunciation of, 204 – 7
semantics and, 66 – 67
teaching, 26, 102 – 3, 209 – 23
Greek, learning
approaches to, 26, 102 – 3, 209 – 23
fresh ideas for, 210 – 11
immersion methods of, 215 – 22
learning styles, 214 – 15
retention of Greek, 221 – 22
technology for, 212 – 14
traditional methods of, 210 – 11
Greek linguistics. See also linguistics
advances in, 23 – 24, 35, 103, 148
grammar and, 51 – 55
topics in, 46 – 49
Greek pronunciation
consonants, 196 – 203
diacritical marks, 203
Erasmian system of, 195, 204 – 8
evidence on, 196 – 200
examples of, 197 – 203
grammar and, 204 – 7
guide to, 200 – 203
importance of, 192 – 93
Koine Greek, 192 – 95, 200 – 207
syllabification, 200
system of, 194 – 96, 200 – 204
vowels, 196 – 201
Greek retention, 221 – 22
Greek scholarship. See also Greek studies
Ancient Greek scholarship, 21 – 25, 29 – 30, 48 – 49, 56 – 57, 69, 86, 89, 95, 151, 160 – 61, 193 – 95
importance of, 225 – 26
insights into, 225 – 26
introduction to, 20 – 27
New Testament and, 20 – 23, 52 – 55, 225 – 26
Greek studies. See also Greek scholarship
importance of, 225 – 26
introduction to, 20 – 27
in modern era, 45 – 49
in modern linguistics era, 35 – 45
New Testament and, 20 – 23, 52 – 55, 225 – 26
in nineteenth century, 30 – 32
in twentieth century, 32 – 35
understanding, 26 – 27, 225 – 26
Greek, teaching
approaches to, 26, 102 – 3, 209 – 23
fresh ideas for, 210 – 11
immersion methods of, 215 – 22
learning styles, 214 – 15
retention of Greek, 221 – 22
technology for, 212 – 14
traditional methods of, 210 – 11
Greek verbal system, 30 – 37, 43, 69 – 70, 94, 105, 109 – 18, 125 – 26, 130
Greenberg, Joseph H., 42 – 43
Grundriß der vergleichenden Grammatik der indogermanischen Sprachen, 31 – 32
H
Halcomb, Michael, 217
Halliday, M. A. K., 40, 42, 49, 51, 62 – 66, 140 – 41, 148 – 61, 190 – 91
Hallidayan approaches, 148 – 61
Halliday’s Introduction to Functional Grammar, 42, 153
Hasan, Ruqaiya, 42, 151 – 55, 157, 159 – 61
Hatina, Thomas R., 127
Hellenistic prose, 33 – 34, 49, 136, 140, 143
Hellholm, D., 151
Hesiod, 161
High Definition Commentary, 191
highlighting devices, 185 – 86
History of New Testament Lexicography, 86
Homer, 161
Hudson, Ben, 102
I
ideational metafunction, 64 – 66
idiolect
defining, 135
discourse analysis and, 165
elements of, 135 – 37
examples of, 135 – 36
genre and, 26, 131 – 32, 134 – 35, 140 – 47
pragmatics and, 144 – 45
register and, 26, 134 – 35, 140 – 46
imperfective aspect, 106 – 8, 111 – 13, 118 – 21, 125 – 30, 141, 171, 182. See also verbal aspect
indicative verbs, 69 – 70, 114 – 16, 125 – 26, 137 – 38
information structuring devices, 183 – 84
ingressive Aktionsart, 122. See also Aktionsart
interpersonal metafunction, 65 – 66
J
Jipp, Joshua, 80
Johannine Epistles, 144 – 45
Johanson, B. C., 151
John, 134, 137 – 40, 144 – 45, 169, 173, 176
K
Keep Your Greek: Strategies for Busy People, 221 – 22
Kittel, Gerhard, 41
Koine, Chariton, 139 – 40
Koine Greek
evolution of, 33 – 34
explanation of, 29 – 30
immersion methods for, 215 – 20
linguistics and, 48
pronunciation of, 192 – 95, 200 – 207
Koine period, 56 – 57, 82, 192, 200 – 201, 204
L
Ladewig, Stratton L., 97 – 99
Lamb, S. M., 150
language. See also grammar
architecture of, 66 – 67
lexicogrammar and, 66 – 67
linguistics and, 51 – 52
meanings and, 66 – 67
paradigmatic choice, 67 – 68, 78
phonology and, 66 – 67
semantics and, 66 – 67
strata of, 66 – 67
syntagmatic chains, 67 – 68
systemic functional approach to, 66 – 67
understanding, 225 – 26
verbal system, 30 – 37, 43, 69 – 70, 94, 105, 109 – 18, 125 – 26, 130
Language in Relation to a Unified Theory of
Structure of Human Behavior, 43 – 44
Laskaris, Constantine, 195
Laskaris, Ianos, 195
Lee, John A. L., 72, 86, 88, 200 – 201
Levinsohn, Stephen H., 43, 149 – 50, 163 – 77, 189 – 91
lexemes, 72, 101 – 2, 121 – 24
Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament, The, 178, 186
lexical semantics
contextual circles, 76 – 77
implications of, 81 – 82
lexical ambiguity, 79 – 81
lexical choice, 78 – 79
lexical fields, 79
literary context, 75 – 77, 80, 153
methodology of, 72 – 90
symbol-sense-referent triangle, 73 – 74
synonymy, 74 – 75
theory of, 73
Lexical Semantics of the Greek new Testament, 45
lexicogrammar, 66 – 67. See also grammar
lexicography
challenges of, 83 – 85
issues in, 72 – 90
methodological issues of, 86 – 87
New Testament and, 82 – 89
“stained glass” connotation, 84
Licht vom Osten, 33
Linguistic Biblical Studies, 47
linguistic methodologies, 22 – 25, 46, 69, 149. See also linguistics
linguistic terminology, 25, 51, 64, 121
linguistic theories
caution on, 177
for discourse analysis, 164 – 66
generative linguistics, 42, 55, 58 – 61, 67 – 69
linguistic methodologies and, 25, 51
linguistic terminology and, 25
markedness theory, 190
mental reality and, 41
verbal aspect and, 114
linguistics. See also linguistic theories
advances in, 23 – 24, 35, 103, 148
branches of, 55 – 58
descriptive linguistics, 55 – 56, 58
diachronic linguistics, 36, 58
functional linguistics, 42, 51, 60 – 70
generative linguistics, 42, 55, 58 – 61, 67 – 69
grammar and, 51 – 55
grasp of, 25
Greek linguistics, 23 – 24, 35, 46 – 49, 103, 148
language and, 51 – 52
macrolinguistics, 57 – 58
microlinguistics, 57 – 58
modern linguistics era, 35 – 46, 49 – 51, 57
New Testament and, 52 – 55
synchronic linguistics, 35 – 39, 56 – 58
topics in, 46 – 49
Linguistics and Biblical Interpretation, 69
Linguistics for Students of New Testament Greek, 69
literary analysis, 149. See also discourse analysis
literary genre, 140. See also genre
logical metafunction, 65
Long, Craig, 130
Louw, Johannes P., 44 – 46, 72, 77, 87 – 89, 152
Louw school of discourse analysis, 152
Luke, 129, 134, 136 – 40, 143 – 45, 173
Luther, Martin, 20
Lyons, John, 40, 49, 55 – 58, 61
Lysias, 161
M
macrolinguistics, 57 – 58. See also
linguistics
Manutius, Aldus, 195
Mark, 129, 134, 136 – 40, 143 – 44, 173, 176
markedness theory, 165, 178 – 79, 189 – 90
Mathesius, Vilém, 37 – 38
Mathewson, David L., 113, 114, 131
Matthew, 129, 134, 137 – 40, 168, 173, 176
Matthiessen, Christian M. I. M., 62 – 65, 153 – 56
McKay, Kenneth L., 43, 70, 93, 98,
media tantrum, 95 – 96
metafunctions, 64 – 66
microlinguistics, 57 – 58. See also linguistics
middle voice. See also voice system
active voice and, 92 – 95, 101 – 3
deponency and, 91 – 92, 100 – 101
middle-passive voice and, 94 – 95, 100 – 101
passive deponents and, 100 – 101
passive voice and, 92 – 97, 100 – 101
reconstituting, 99
understanding, 102
Miller, Neva F., 93, 96, 99, 102
Moulton, James Hope, 34, 92, 98, 100 – 101
N
narrative genre, 140 – 41. See also genre
narrative structure, 124 – 26
Nebrissensis, Antonius, 194
Neue Bibelstudien, 33
New Testament
exegesis of, 119 – 20, 128 – 29
functional linguistics and, 68 – 69
Greek studies and, 20 – 23, 52 – 55, 225 – 26
lexicography and, 82 – 89
linguistics and, 52 – 55
register and, 143 – 44
tenses in, 137 – 40
understanding, 134 – 36
verbal aspect and, 119 – 20
Nida, Eugene, 44 – 46, 72, 77, 87 – 89, 150
non-indicative verbs, 132
non-tense position, 109 – 12, 116 – 18
Novum Instrumentum omne, 193
O
O’Donnell, Matthew Brook, 47, 48, 103, 142, 144, 207
Ogden, C. K., 73 – 74
Oxyrhynchus Papyri, The, 81, 198 – 99, 226
P
Pang, Francis, 130
paradigmatic choice, 67 – 68, 78
passive voice, 92 – 97, 100 – 101. See also deponency; voice system
Paul and Union with Christ, 89
Pearson, Brook W. R., 140
Pennington, Jonathan T., 96, 98 – 101
Perdicoyianni-Paleologou, Helene, 49
Perfect Volume: Critical Discussion of the Semantics of the Greek Perfect Tense under Aspect Theory, 119
perfective aspect, 106 – 11, 115 – 23, 125 – 30, 141, 172, 182. See also verbal aspect
Philemon, 142
Philippians, 191
phonology, 38 – 39, 66 – 67, 204, 206
Pike, Kenneth L., 43 – 44, 150
planes of discourse, 127 – 30
pluperfect form, 107, 111, 113, 125 – 30, 137 – 38, 141
points of departure, 166 – 67, 174
Porter, Stanley E., 43 – 49, 68, 70, 98, 103, 109, 111, 114, 117 – 19, 127 – 30, 140, 143, 150 – 52, 175 – 76, 207
pragmatics, 144 – 45, 165 – 66, 178
Prague School, 37 – 38, 42, 60, 62, 163, 183
Prolegomena, 34
pronunciation
consonants, 196 – 203
diacritical marks, 203
Erasmian system of, 195, 204 – 8
evidence on, 196 – 200
examples of, 197 – 203
grammar and, 204 – 7
guide to, 200 – 203
importance of, 192 – 93
Koine Greek, 192 – 95, 200 – 207
syllabification, 200
system of, 194 – 96, 200 – 204
vowels, 196 – 201
punctiliar Aktionsart, 122. See also Aktionsart
R
Reading Koine Greek, 103, 207, 211
Reed, Jeffrey T., 103, 127 – 28, 141, 151, 153, 157 – 58, 207
Reese, Ruth A., 127 – 28
register
of blogs, 142
cohesion and, 154
defining, 141 – 42
genre and, 141 – 42
Gospels and, 143 – 44
idiolect and, 26, 134 – 35, 140 – 46
New Testament and, 143 – 44
pragmatics and, 144 – 45
rhetorical analysis, 149. See also discourse analysis
Richards, I. A., 73 – 74
Robertson, A. T., 29 – 30, 33 – 35, 92 – 93, 98, 193, 195, 197
Role and Reference Grammar, 62
Romans, 76, 85, 108, 116, 120, 123, 142, 156, 186 – 88, 191
Runge, Steven E., 149, 163 – 64, 178 – 90
Rydbeck, L., 143
S
Sampson, Geoffrey, 59 – 60
Saussure, Ferdinand de, 35 – 37, 49, 58
SBL conference, 92 – 93, 98, 117, 204 – 5
Schenk, W., 151
Sechehaye, Albert, 36
semantics. See also language
defining, 66 – 67
discourse analysis and, 165 – 66, 178
grammar and, 66 – 67
meanings and, 66 – 67
temporal reference and, 70
verbal aspect and, 121 – 24
wordings and, 66 – 67
Semantics of Biblical Language, The, 41
Semantics of New Testament Greek and A Semantic Discourse Analysis of Romans, 152
sentence conjunctions, 167 – 69
Shakespeare, William, 29
Shopen, Timothy, 43
signifié/signifiant relationship, 36 – 37
Silva, Moisés, 45 – 46, 53 – 54, 69, 72 – 75, 80, 128, 148
Simkin, Oliver, 204
social semiotic system, 42, 61 – 62
sociolinguistics, 38, 48, 57. See also linguistics
spatial frames, 184
spatial values, 115 – 16
Speak Koine Greek: A Conversational Phrasebook, 217
“stained glass” connotation, 84
Stamps, Dennis, 54 – 55
stative aspect, 43, 111 – 13, 118 – 23, 128
Story of Callirhoe, The, 139
strands of discourse, 124 – 26
Streett, Daniel, 217 – 20
Studies in Biblical Greek, 47
subject-affectedness, 95 – 96
summary Aktionsart, 122. See also Aktionsart
Summer Institute of Linguistics (SIL), 150 – 51, 163
syllabification, 200
symbol-sense-referent triangle, 73 – 74
synonymy, 74 – 75, 78, 87, 156
Synoptic Gospels, 137 – 40, 173
Synoptics, understanding, 134 – 45
Syntactic Structures, 58
syntagmatic chains, 67 – 68
syntagmemes, 44
syntax diagrams, 136 – 37
Syntax of the Moods and Tenses in New Testament Greek, 32
systemic functional approach, 66 – 67
Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL), 42, 51, 60 – 63, 111, 190
systemic theory, 63 – 64
T
tagmemes, 43 – 44
tagmemics, 43 – 44
Taylor, Bernard A., 91, 93, 98, 99
temporal reference, 69 – 70, 110 – 18
tense
discourse and, 124 – 26
in Gospels, 134 – 40
in New Testament, 137 – 40
verbal aspect and, 69 – 70, 107 – 10, 120
verbal tense, 69 – 70, 107 – 10, 120, 124 – 26, 130
tenseless position, 109 – 12, 116 – 18
textual metafunction, 65 – 66
thematic highlighting devices, 185 – 86
Theological Dictionary, 41
Theophilos, Michael, 204
Thumb, Albert, 33
V
verb forms, 69 – 70, 114 – 16, 125 – 26, 132, 137 – 38
verbal aspect
Aktionsart and, 25, 31, 105 – 33
aspectual usage patterns, 141, 144 – 46
context and, 121 – 24
debates about, 105 – 19, 130 – 32
defining, 106 – 7
exegesis and, 119 – 30
history of, 109 – 14
narrative structure and, 124 – 26
New Testament and, 119 – 20
semantic features of, 121 – 24
temporal reference and, 69 – 70, 110 – 18
tense and, 69 – 70, 107 – 10, 120
Verbal Aspect and Non-Indicative Verbs: Further Soundings in the Greek of the New Testament, 132
Verbal Aspect in the Book of Revelation, 131
Verbal Aspect in the Greek of the New Testament, 45
Verbal Aspect, the Indicative Mood, and Narrative, 124, 131
verbal system, 30 – 37, 43, 69 – 70, 94, 105, 109 – 18, 125 – 26, 130
verbal tense, 69 – 70, 107 – 10, 120, 124 – 26, 130
Vergleichende Grammatik, 31
Vita Aesopi G, 139 – 40
vocabulary usage, 79 – 81, 87 – 89, 135 – 37
Voelz, James, 45
voice system
active voice and, 92 – 95, 101 – 3
Aktionsart and, 101 – 3
middle-passive voice, 94 – 95, 100 – 101
middle voice and, 25, 91 – 104
passive voice and, 92 – 97, 101
Vossii, Gerardi Ioannis, 194
W
Wackernagel, Jakob, 34, 100 – 101
Welo, Eirik, 49
Wenham, J. W., 210
Westfall, Cynthia Long, 151
Winer, Georg B., 30 – 31
“word order” analysis, 166, 183 – 84. See also discourse analysis
Wright, N. T., 136
Z
Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament, 191