Vocabulary Notes

As of May 16, 2004, I have completed the first pass of these notes. There may be another pass, there may not be.

Note that you will need a Greek Unicode font for the Greek to display properly. I recommend Gentium — it is a beautiful Greek Unicode font and it is free. Microsoft's Palatino Linotype is specified as a backup if you don't have Gentium. I also assume IE 5.x or above. I s'pose Mozilla/Netscape/Firebird or whatever they're calling it now will do ok too.

Also, some abbreviations I commonly use:

BDAG: The 3rd edition of A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature
LSJ: A Greek-English Lexicon, also known as Liddell & Scott.
LN: Greek-English Lexicon Based on Semantic Domains, also known as Louw-Nida.

Notes

The First Epistle to Timothy
The Second Epistle to Timothy
The Epistle to Titus

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Vocabulary Notes

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