You don't own a New Testament commentary like this these. Even if you have every commentary mentioned in Carson's popular NT Commentary survey, you'll find Steve Runge's High Definition Commentaries a helpful addition to your library. Runge's High Definition Commentaries on Romans and Philippians are 15% off … Continue reading Discourse Commentaries by Steve Runge
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From Framing Houses to Framing Discourse
An Ιnterview with Steve Runge Last month, Steve Runge taught a class at SBTS on his Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament. While he was in town, he shared with us a bit of his story — a story I thought you would enjoy, … Continue reading From Framing Houses to Framing Discourse
Lexham Discourse Hebrew Bible as a Reference Work
Sometimes a different description, new terminology, is all it takes for understanding to click. This is one reason I find it helpful to turn to the Lexham Discourse Hebrew Bible (LDHB) as a reference tool. As I read Genesis 41:39 recently, I was puzzled by … Continue reading Lexham Discourse Hebrew Bible as a Reference Work
Redundant Quotative Frames in Jonah
Steve Runge and Josh Westbury recently released the electronic Lexham Discourse Hebrew Bible (6 vols). One of the 6 volumes is an introduction to their function-based approach to Hebrew grammar. For Hebrew grammar this is the best complement to Runge's Discourse Grammar of the Greek … Continue reading Redundant Quotative Frames in Jonah
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