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The 5-volume Expositor’s Greek Testament ranks among the most important commentaries on the Greek text of the New Testament from the 19th century, drawing from the scholarship of twenty contributors under the editorship of William Robertson Nicoll. In addition to the Greek text, this … more
The Bible, as we have received it today, was transmitted through history on thousands of ancient manuscripts, copied by hand. This complex history has resulted in both a strong confidence in the authenticity of the Biblical text, but also many challenges in teasing out the variations … more
The Bible was not written in isolation or a vacuum. Rather it was written by people who lived in particular times and places far removed from our contemporary world. The Ancient Literature Collection presents a comprehensive library of resources that populate your Passage Guide with … more
The study and research tools in Logos Bible Software are sometimes only as good as the library that comes with them. The larger your library, the more effective you can be in your study of the Bible. Whether you are working with the Factbook, Passage Guide or the Exegetical Guide, the … more
This series represents the first time all the extant targums will have been translated into English. Scholars of both Jewish and Christian communities of the English-speaking world have given a warm welcome to the series, which is filling a large gap in the body of targums available in … more
The Society of Biblical Literature (SBL), in keeping with its mission to foster biblical scholarship, is pleased to sponsor, in association with Lexham Press, a new, critically edited edition of the Greek New Testament. The Greek New Testament: SBL Edition (SBLGNT), which is freely … more
Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis—also known by the designated siglum D and 05—is one of the five most important early uncial manuscripts that contain part of the Greek New Testament. Dating from the fifth century, this bilingual (Greek and Latin) manuscript includes the complete Gospel of … more
“I am Patrick, a sinner, the most unschooled and least of all the faithful, and utterly despised by many,” was the first sentence St. Patrick penned of his Confession—the autobiography of his life and missionary journeys. Over the past centuries, various writers have quoted from St. more
This short work is an address given by St. Basil the Great to young students on the proper use of pagan Greek literature and philosophy. The text in this edition is the Greek of Jacques Paul Migne (1800–1875), a French Catholic priest who compiled and edited a vast array of patristic and … more
S. Holmes’ exhaustive investigation of the Hebrew and Greek texts of the book of Joshua examines the discrepancies between the Masoretic Text and the Septuagint. He zeroes in on the nuances of language and the omissions that might easily be passed over in other studies, highlighting the … more
By common consent Against Praxeas is one of Tertullian’s most important works. It possesses a positive and historic significance as the earliest surviving formal statement of the doctrine of the Trinity. It is true that the argument, at least so far as it is based on passages from the … more
This volume contains Alexander Souter’s English translations of De Oratione and De Baptismo. The De Oratione is of interest not only as the earliest surviving exposition of the Lord’s Prayer in any language, but also for its intrinsic qualities, and the text of the prayer which it … more
The Didascalia Apostolorum—literally “the teaching of the apostles”—is a third-century document expanded from the Didache of the first century AD. Considered by most Church Fathers to be of actual apostolic origin, scholars now believe it is likely of Syrian or Antiochene provenance, … more
The Didache is a brief work—not longer than the Epistle to the Galatians; but its suggestiveness is great and varied. G.C. Allen presents an English translation with notes and illustrations which show its relation to the New Testament and the beliefs and practices of the early Christian … more
The Shepherd of Hermas is a mine of allusions to the Gospels and other writings that has not yet been fully understood. In form it is a lengthy revelation to one Hermas, written down by himself; but while some take his story for history, C. Taylor examines the significance of this text to … more
