The Greek New Testament: Guided Annotating Edition

This Saturday, Dr. Plummer discusses the Guided Annotating Edition of Crossway’s Tyndale House Greek New Testament. Thanks to Dr. Daniel Eng for assembling such a great resource.
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[@captcardor]

Thank you. A very interesting and helpful edition and your comments were particularly welcome.

[@TheStrataminor]

Good evening Dr Plummer!

[@andyontheinternet5777]

Great resource, especially since it has less common words translated at the bottom. I use the Reader's Greek New Testament which has the same feature. It makes reading so much quicker since you don't have to look up as many words.

[@Ritschi2009]

Thank you!

[@anitahilton9788]

Thank you very much 🙏🕊🤍

[@auadisian]

I saw this edition once, skimmed through it, and was surprised to read γεινωσκω instead of γινωσκω... I know it is a spelling issue that does not affect meaning. I checked the oldest manuscripts on CSNTM and saw that γεινωσκω was there. Why do we learn γινωσκω in seminaries/textbooks? Is it the Byzantine influence?

[@raysalmon6566]

1:36:01
caring for that blind man we see the humility of Christ and that he was given up his lofty position as God and he came down in the form and was born as a man we see his humility in how he kneels down and how he washes es the feet of his disciples and ultimately we see the greatest act of his humility in that he would lay down his life for us on the cross so we see Jesus has demonstrated what it looks like to be a deacon what it looks like to be a servant and that is only not even a fraction of the things that our Lord did for us and for others Matthew 20:28 says this it is not this way among you but whoever wishes to become great among you shall be your servant diakonos and whoever wishes to be first
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[@JasonLovesJesus]

Always love hearing about the Lord Jesus, just curious as to the connection between your comment and the topic of the video?