Exegetical sources

[Unix]

"Read Greek in 30 Days or Less!" I edited the old post again, have look to start learning Gk real cheap with a current resource!

 

[Unix]

There is a resource that doesn't specifically require Greek knowledge, but general grammar knowledge will be of use, the UBS Handbook, see: Call Today for Phone-Only Deals! | Logos Talk
... You need to be able to call to the U.S. to take part of the deal. If You call from outside the U.S. and Canada, see: Contactting logos:

"Read Greek in 30 Days or Less!" I edited the old post again, have look to start learning Gk real cheap with a current resource!:

there's a sale on "Read Greek in 30 Days or Less!" URL: http://lgs.to/1863dSc
I have it since it first came out in Logos and it's very good for all beginners.
EDIT2: There is a new sale on the "Read Greek in 30 Days or Less!", the new coupon-code is: BOXING2013
It gives You 50% off on it:

 

[Unix]

There are treatments of various passages and ideas in the Bible in Semeia, it's on a sale in Accordance right now, $50: Sale Products I have volume 65 in Logos: https://www.logos.com/product/15383/semeia-65-orality-and-textuality-in-early-christian-literature:

for me, the Old Testament equivalent of Tom Wright is John Goldingay. His lecture series on iTunes and the resources on his university web page are excellent. I'm slowly working my way through his "Israel's Gospel".

 

[Unix]

Another Gk resource is on sale right now: Learn to Read New Testament Greek by David Allan Black $20.95. The sale is during March 2014. Here's the workbook for Black's Learn to Read ...: Learn to Read New Testament Greek - Workbook $15.99 - it's not on sale. Vyrso is compatible with Logos, purchases will download in Logos. I have these, the textbook since last Summer and the workbook since last week:

there's a sale on "Read Greek in 30 Days or Less!" URL: http://lgs.to/1863dSc

 

[Unix]

NIDB ships soon! Get it while it's heavily discounted, $139.95! It's a tremendous deal for an extremely useful resource. It's the most up-to-date major Bible dictionary and besides English it also has some non-transliterated languages which You can look up if You have for example Louw-Nida lexicon (or any lexicon):

The URL to the NIDB in Logos is: New Interpreter's Dictionary of the Bible (5 vols.).

Additionally, this important resource ships very soon, have a look: https://www.logos.com/product/5960/hebrew-audio-pronunciations $29.95.

Also bid on these: https://www.logos.com/product/42481...rhetorical-commentary-on-johannine-literature $44 ... it's on GJn and the Johannine Letters ...
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and: https://www.logos.com/product/26934/lexham-methods-series $60, bid $50!

 

[Unix]

The New Interpreter's Dictionary of the Bible in Accordance is on a sale until tomorrow August 25. 11:59 PM EDT: www.accordancebible.com/store/details/?pid=NIDB, sale price $229.

 

[Radagast]

I was just wondering, if any of you knew good sources (outside of the Bible of course!) to exegetics. I know basics of koine greek and classical latin, so original languages are not out of question. Ones you can easily find online or in university libraries would be a bonus.

I would say: any good commentary that discusses the Greek text. Understanding the basics of Koine is enough to get what such a commentary says when it discusses Greek words and verb tenses.

 

[Unix]

I just bought NIDNTTE 40 minutes ago ... have a look! And if You want it it's on a sale until tomorrow Friday December 5. 2014, sale price $159. It's for language. The only fully up-to-date one built on current research including all scroll finds, for the NT with great language functionality.



There's a thread about OT introductions: What's the best Introduction to th Old Testament book?:

I'd hesitate to recommend any OT intro. I know less about current OT scholarship.

That does give a hint about which commentaries to choose from:

I would say: any good commentary that discusses the Greek text. Understanding the basics of Koine is enough to get what such a commentary says when it discusses Greek words and verb tenses.

 

[Unix]

A similar work is the (Eerdmans) Exegetical Dictionary of the New Testament (EDNT) from 1990, it's on a sale in OT right now for $34.99. (It's also included in some of the high-end base-packages Faithlife has.)

See also my previous post in this thread: I just bought NIDNTTE... ... which is about the current, advanced work:

[*]For biblical word studies, I use Kittel & Friedrich's 10 vols, Theological Dictionary of the New Testament (Eerdmans); Colin Brown, 3 vols, The New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology.