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Greek Lessons
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- Scripture and Wages: A Greek Look at 1 Timothy 5:18
- Not to Abolish, But to Fulfill: Greek Grammar and the Mission of the Messiah
- Not Like the Sin, but Greater: Greek Grammar and the Gift of Grace
- The More It Spread: Greek Grammar and the Rising Fame of the Healer
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Tag Archives: John 4:29
Come and See: The Syntax of Testimony and Wonder in John 4:29
John 4:29 is spoken by the Samaritan woman shortly after her transformative encounter with Jesus at Jacob’s well. After Jesus reveals her personal history and hints at his messianic identity, she leaves her water jar and runs back to the … Continue reading
