Word Studies Made Simple: How to Study the Bible in the Original Languages
"The readability and practicalityof this work make it priceless..."DAVID PLATT"Grubbs and Kimmitt seek to correct...abuses by demonstrating how word studies should be done."CHUCK QUARLES"[C]autious and thorough, with much potential for assisting careful students..."DOUG BAIN"This work is a welcome addition...making some language tools available even to those who don't get the opportunity to study Greek and Hebrew in depth."BILL WARREN"[T]his is a "must have" resource..."EDDIE WREN"Norris Grubbs and Francis Kimmitt have given Bible students and Bible preachers an invaluable tool in Word Studies Made Simple. With the skill of professors and the fervor of preachers, they have used their knowledge of Greek and Hebrew to make the original languages accessible to us all....an invaluable tool in the preacher's study. Even more than that, though, the readability and practicality of this work make it priceless for every man or woman who truly wants to know God's Word."Dr. David Plattpastor of The Church at Brook Hills in Birmingham, AL"Regrettably, many pastors abandon their study of the original languages of Scripture as soon as they receive their diploma. If they use their Greek or Hebrew at all, they do so to develop word studies that far too often distort the intended meaning of the Holy Scriptures. Grubbs and Kimmitt seek to correct those abuses by demonstrating how word studies should be done. Their excellent study is certain to prompt pastors to recover their Greek and Hebrew skills in their quest to interpret accurately the word of truth."Dr. Chuck Quarles,Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary"Knowing this author [Dr. Grubbs] and his heart for serious students as well as for the language of the New Testament prompts me to affirm even more his meticulous approach. The results of that approach are both cautious and thorough, with much potential for assisting careful students in their efforts to do more thorough grammatical study of the biblical text, in preparation for messages that connect yet are grounded in truth reflected in the text."Dr. Doug Bain,Blue Mountain College"Any tool that can help Bible students be as responsible as possible in interpreting the text is a benefit for the entire Kingdom. This work is a welcome addition in that vein that should help promote sound and responsible exegesis by making some language tools available even to those who don't get the opportunity to study Greek and Hebrew in depth."Dr. Bill Warren,Ph.D.,Director of the Center for New Testament Textual Studies Landrum P. Leavell, II, Professor of New Testament and Greek New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary