A First John Reader Flavel ’ writes Ortlund

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A skillfully translated Bible to meet the needs of the deaf that strictly adheres to the sense of the Greek and Hebrew original

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A First John Reader Flavel ’ writes OrtlundAn inductive introduction to intermediate Greek syntax, this reader enables students to apply the rudiments of Greek grammar to the actual interpretation of 1 John. The author of the innovative A New Testament Greek Primer, S. M. Baugh provides here a bridge between the study of Greek forms and the intelligent use of reference grammars. This reader features: relevant reading notes on the text of 1 John useful vocabulary lists helpful review of lessons