title: Studies in New Testament Lexicography: Advancing toward a Full Diachronic Approach with the Greek Language (Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen Zum Neuen Testament - 2. Reihe) (English and Greek Edition)
author:  David S Hasselbrook 
description: David S. Hasselbrook, Born 1969; Pastor of Messiah Lutheran Church, Missoula, Montana.
zlib_text: THE PHILOLOGY OF THE
  GREEK BIBLE
  
  THE PHILOLOGY OF THE
  GREEK BIBLE
  ITS PRESENT AND FUTURE
  By
  ADOLF DEISSMANN
  D.Theol. (Marburg), D.D. (Aberdeen); Professor of New Testament
  Exegesis in the
  University
  of Heidelberg; Professor
  Designate in the University of Berlin
  TRANSLATED
  FROM
  THE
  AUTHOR'S
  MS.
  BY
  LIONEL
  R.
  M.
  STRACHAN,
  M.A.,
  ENGLISH
  LECTURER IN THE UNIVERSITY OF HEIDELBERO
  HODDER AND STOUGHTON
  LONDON MCMVIII
  
  Butler and 1 anner, T/te Scltuotd Printing Wotk*, l'roinf. t ami London
  
  TO
  MY FRIEND
  DR.
  J. RENDEL HARRIS
  255332
  
  PREFACE
  WHEN Dr. Rendel Harris invited me to give
  a series of lectures to the Cambridge Sum-
  mer School of the Free Churches (July and
  August,
  1907) on the present state of the
  study
  of the Greek
  Bible,
  I
  hesitated to
  accept
  the
  invitation because
  I am only
  able to speak English very imperfectly.
  But
  three
  material
  considerations
  tri-
  umphed over the one formal objection.
  In the
  first
  place, my
  subject, namely
  the Greek Bible and
  its scientific, particu-
  larly
  its li