Differentiating Hebrew and Aramaic Backgrounds in Greek writings
Semitic influence on an ancient Greek writing has been discussed widely in Biblical Studies and Pseudepigraphical texts. In general, it is quite difficult to go deeper and to differentiate between...
View ArticleMore on Why Jesus was a Hebrew speaker
I appreciated the title of a recent essay (June 9, 2014) by Seth Sanders on Religion Dispatches entitled, “Why the Argument Over Jesus’ Language is More Complicated and More Interesting Than Media...
View ArticleWhat happened at BLC’s 2014 Summer Hebrew Course in North Carolina at...
From Elizabeth City, North Carolina’s The Daily Advance. “Two teachers chattered enthusiastically to each other in ancient Hebrew about a tree growing, which they demonstrated by setting increasingly...
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Interview with Randall Buth
These are answers to an online interview with Seumas Macdonald. 1. Randall, I wonder if you’d share a little about the environment and methods you were exposed to when first learning the biblical...
View ArticleWhy Christian Aramaic if it is not the Aramaic of the OT?
After more than a decade of providing curricula in biblical Hebrew and Koine Greek, we are excited to offer our first book in Aramaic: Living Christian Aramaic: Introduction Part One ! As you might be...
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Live instruction right to your home
BLC is proud to announce the launch of its Live Video Classes! This milestone is exciting because BLC’s acclaimed classroom pedagogy is now being extended to the online world, making the learning of...
View ArticleLinguistics and New Testament: Pronunciation
Dr. Randall Buth recently gave a presentation at SEBTS (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, 26 April 2019) on Linguistics and New Testament: Pronunciation. SEBTS has posted the session on...
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