There are schools in plenty within easy reach of all. But if circumstances close one's path to the school, there are books in plenty and cheap enough for all. No one to-day has to make his own grammar and lexicon of the Greek New Testament or go without a teacher. One can start with Davis's Beginner's Grammar and Bagster's Analytical Lexicon and go on to the mastery of the noblest of all languages and the greatest of all books. The example of John Brown of Haddington ought to bring the blush of shame to every minister who lets his Greek New Testament lie unopened on his desk or who is too careless to consult the lexicon and the grammar that he may enrich his mind and refresh his soul with the rich stores in the Greek that no translation can open to him.
Difficulties reveal heroes and cowards.
Every war does precisely that. The Greek New Testament is a standing challenge to every preacher in the world. The pages on this web site are copyrighted 1998-2001 Rodney J. Decker. All rights reserved. Certain disclaimers apply.