"When the expression of our faith in God doesn't grow but stays frozen in the same old religious dogmas, you might as well believe in the Loch Ness monster because the effect is the same: you've died and now you're just in everybody's way." - Abarim Publications
This brilliant quote is my way of introducing you to the amazing website of Abarim Publications.
https://www.abarim-publications.com/index.html
I stumbled upon this incredible resource a couple of weeks ago when I was searching for the etymology of a particular Greek word.
If you love the Scriptures and are seeking to better understand them in the original languages, Abarim Publications is a must-use resource. There you will find collections of words tied together according to their historical linguistic roots in a way that will greatly expand your understanding and appreciation of their original meaning.
NOTE: I do not mean by this to imply a blanket endorsement of the website author's theology. Nonetheless, my appreciation for him and his insights is off the charts.
#theology #scripture #etymology #biblestudy #Greek #Hebrew #language #translation #linguistics #history #classics #Christianity
DCP / Duncan Cary Palmer
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