New Series on Word Studies
By Henry Neufeld When I divided my blogging between three blogs, I didn’t realize how hard it would be to do. It seemed logical to me to keep all my religion and society stuff here–theology, politics, economics, science, education–do Bible studies at Participatory Bible Study Blog and indulge my love of fiction at Jevlir Caravansary. Well, it wasn’t so easy.
My new series on Word Studies is a good example of this. It could have been here, but it ended up there, so I thought I’d provide a link. I’ll be discussing how word studies are done by Bible students, especially those who don’t know the source languages, and some of the dangers and pitfalls.
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