Author - Daniel Stevens

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Daniel Stevens (PhD, University of Cambridge) is assistant professor of New Testament interpretation at Boyce College, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. His areas of research are the epistle to the Hebrews, the Greek language, the manuscript tradition of the New Testament, and whatever distracts him from the article he should be writing. He regularly contributes to the Daily Dose of Greek.

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The Greek New Testament: 3 Most Common Editions & Which You Should Use

Daniel Stevens3 months ago

There are many, many options for reading and studying the Greek New Testament. There are more studies, editions, and tools available to the student or scholar than ever before. Manuscripts are available at a click. Surveys of historical opinion are...

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How to read Josephus in Greek like a boss

Daniel StevensSeptember 14, 2017

It is inevitable that every student of ancient Greek will find a time when they feel out of their depth. Greek literature, as with literature in any language, ranges from relatively easy to read to frustratingly complex. And, since literary Greek...