Bible
Encyclopedia of Biblical Greek Language and Linguistics Stanley E. Porter, senior editor; Christopher D. Land, Jonathan M. Watt, and Dana M. Harris, associate editors A team of leading experts offers a major reference work in Biblical Greek language and linguistics, treating a wide variety of pertinent topics in a single volume. Written by an international group of contributors, this compre- hensive work covers Biblical Greek and its usage especially in the New Testament and the Septuagint. The book includes nearly three hundred articles on topics chosen on the basis of their prominence in Greek grammar and linguistics research over the past century, ensuring readers access to the most important developments in Biblical Greek studies. The volume focuses on research that positions Biblical Greek within the broader context of Greek linguistic study. It explores recent linguistic theories, discusses many of the major scholars who have made significant contributions to the field, covers topics not often found in similar volumes, and includes entries on both theoretical and practical/pedagogical subjects. “An enormously helpful resource. Its appearance is timely. Stanley Porter and his colleagues have put us all in their debt.” —Craig A. Evans, The Bible Seminary, Katy, Texas “One of the most persistent pedagogical flaws in Koine Greek curricula is the assumption that students can move from morphol- ogy and grammar to exegesis with little attention to how language actually works. What’s needed, then, is not simply another intro- ductory textbook or ‘intermediate’ grammar but a resource that in- troduces the features of ancient Greek and the insights of modern linguistics in a way accessible to first- and second-year students. An impossible task? I would have thought so. Yet this is precisely what the Encyclopedia of Biblical Greek Language and Linguistics accomplishes. Every teacher and student of Koine Greek would benefit from this splendid volume; it will certainly become a staple in my own classes.” —Max Botner, United Theological Seminary, Dayton, Ohio “A useful and timely resource for those seeking a comprehensive overview of the key concepts in and contributors to contemporary study of Biblical Greek grammar and relevant linguistic theory. This veritable one-stop shop introduces readers to all the important scholarly discussions and directs them to many of the essential resources needed to deepen their understanding of the issues. Highly recommended for students, teachers, and scholars of all levels!” —John K. Goodrich, Talbot School of Theology
NOVEMBER 2026 • 672 pp. • $69.99c • 9781540961631
Stanley E. Porter (PhD, University of Sheffield) is president, dean, professor of New Testament, and Roy A. Hope Chair in Christian Worldview at McMaster Divinity College. Christopher D. Land (PhD, McMaster Divinity College) is associate professor of New Testament and linguistics at McMaster Divinity College.
Jonathan M. Watt (PhD, University of Pittsburgh) is professor of linguistics, English, and biblical languages at Geneva College.
Dana M. Harris (PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is professor of New Testament at Western Theological Seminary.
ALSO BY THE EDITOR INTERPRETATION FOR PREACHING AND TEACHING 192 pp. • $27.00p • 9781540966377
27
Made with FlippingBook. PDF to flipbook with ease