Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Grammar of the New Testament Diction: Intended as an Introduction to the Critical Study of the Greek New Testament
It was high time that some voice should be raised against the deep-rooted empiricism of expositors, and that some effort should be made to emancipate the N. T. Writers from the bondage of a per verted philology, which, while it styled itself Sacred, showed but scanty respect towards sacred authors and their maturely-meditated phraseology.
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