original ) (raw )The Semantics of Biblical Language Redux
Cameron Boyd-Taylor
Translation Is Required: The Septuagint in Retrspect and Prospect (Robert Hiebert, ed.), 2010
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The Language of the New Testament: Context, History, and Development (TENTS; ECHC; Brill, 2012)
Andrew W . Pitts
2013
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“The Language of the New Testament: An Introductory Essay,” co-author with Stanley E. Porter. In Porter and Pitts (eds.), The Language of the New Testament: Context, History and Development (Linguistic Biblical Studies 6; Early Christianity in its Hellenistic Context 3; Leiden: Brill, 2013), 1-8
Andrew W . Pitts
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Review Article: Linguistics and Biblical Interpretation
Lynell M A R C H E S E Zogbo
The Bible Translator, 1991
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“Refreshing Philology: James Barr, Supersessionism, and the State of Biblical Words,” Biblical Interpretation 24:3 (2016), 332-356.
David Lambert
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Linguistics, Philology, and the Text of the Old Testament
Robert Holmstedt
James Bar Assessed: Evaluating His Legacy over the Last Sixty Years, 2021
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The Use of Language and Biblical Interpretation
George Huttar
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“New Testament Greek Language and Linguistics in Recent Research,” co-author with Stanley E. Porter. Currents in Biblical Research 6.2 (2008), 214-55.
Andrew W . Pitts , Stanley Porter
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Biblical Hebrew and Cognitive Linguistics
Christo H J Van Der Merwe
2021
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A text-Semantic Study of the Hebrew Bible, Illustrated by Noach and Job
ellen van wolde
Journal of Biblical Literature, 1994
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Cognitive Linguistics and the Principle of Scripture Interpreting Scripture
Philip D Foster
Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology, 2018
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Semantics, Biblical languages, and Bible translation: Towards a better understanding and translation of lexical terms in Biblical languages
Anne Garber Kompaore
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Linguistic Motivation and Biblical Exegesis
ellen van wolde
Narrative Syntax and Biblical Hebrew , 1997
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Book Review: Linguistics and the Bible: Retrospects and Prospects (Porter, Land, Pang, eds.)
Phil King
Journal of Language, Culture and Religion, 2021
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The nature of religious language in the Hebrew Bible - a philosophical reassessment
Jaco Gericke
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INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL HEBREW TEXTLINGUISTICS/DISCOURSE LINGUISTICS. PART 1: A BRIEF THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
Daniel Bediako
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Linguistics and New Testament Interpretation: Essays on Discourse Analysis [review] / edited by David Alan Black, with Katharine Barnwell, and Stephen Levinsohn
Ekkehardt Mueller
1994
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SEMANTICS (Lexham Bible Dictionary)
Ingrid Faro
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The Verbal System in Biblical Hebrew Prose: A Very Short Description
Jan Joosten
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Regarding Changes and Changeability in Metonymic Expressions in English Bible; Based on the Analysis of Different Bible Translation Versions
Eunyoung Shim
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Language Sophistication in the New Testament
Lascelles G B James
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Studies in the Theology and Linguistic Background of the New Testament and Biblical Criticism
Robert Gundry
2024
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Hebrew thought and Greek thought in the Septuagint. Fifty years after Barr’s Semantics
Jan Joosten
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Semantics and the Semantics of ברא: A Rejoinder to the Arguments Advanced by B. Becking and M. Korpel
ellen van wolde
Journal of Hebrew Scriptures, 2011
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Theoretical linguistics and Biblical Hebrew—Edit Doron’s vision
Nora Boneh
Brill’s Journal of Afroasiatic Languages and Linguistics, 2020
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A Linguistic Investigation into the Rhetoric of the Epistle to the Hebrews. MA Thesis
John Jude Omeife
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Book Review. From Words to Meaning: Studies on Old Testament Language and Theology for David J. Reimer. Eds Samuel Hildebrandt, Kurtis R. Peters, and Eric N. Ortlund.
Philip D Foster
Theology in Scotland, 2022
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Biblical Lexicology: Hebrew and Greek. Semantics – Exegesis – Translation
Jan Joosten
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Loanwords in Biblical Literature: Rhetorical Studies in Esther, Daniel, Ezra, and Exodus by Jonathan Thambyrajah
Josiah Peeler
Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology, 2023
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Toward a Contrastive Semantics of the Biblical Lexicon. The nouns of Rules and Regulations in Biblical Hebrew Historical-narrative Language and their Greek equivalents in the Septuagint
Romina Vergari , Società Editrice Fiorentina
Toward a Contrastive Semantics of the Biblical Lexicon. The nouns of Rules and Regulations in Biblical Hebrew Historical-narrative Language and their Greek equivalents in the Septuagint, 2021
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A LINGUISTIC INVESTIGATION INTO THE RHETORIC OF THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS
John Jude Omeife
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Lexical meaning in Biblical Hebrew and cognitive semantics: a case study
Christo H J Van Der Merwe
Biblica, 2006
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Hebrew Words and Texts - From a Symbol's Limited Abstracted Meaning to Its Referential Meaning in Linguistic Co-text
Brian D Lima
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Creation Account and Scriptures: A Linguistic Meta-Function Analysis of Genesis Chapter One
Tolulope Iredele
Covenant Journal of Language Studies (CJLS) Vol. 10, No. 1, 2022
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The Textuality of Narrative: Syntax and Reading the Hebrew Bible
Barry Bandstra
Reading and Hearing the Word: From Text to Sermon, 1998
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