chapel (noun): a small meeting place for serious worship and teaching.
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"The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it" (Ps 68:11). This site is possible only because of the vision and dedicated service of several of the Lord's people:
This page brings together a variety of Bible study notes, position papers, and links of interest to Christian belivers who are led of the Spirit to live individually and corporately according to the patterns and teaching of the New Testament.
With the kind permission of the Summer Institute of Linguistics, I have posted two papers that I have found very useful in Bible study.
The conversion of the Revelation tapes has been completed! The entire series on the Revelation is now available here. In the will of the Lord, Colossians will be appearing shortly.
For the next six weeks or so, we are interrupting our regular study of Isaiah to focus on several key passages concerning the nature and function of the local church and its meetings. This series will be accessible here.
A blog of exegetical examples showing how Bible search software can help in Bible study
Reviews of Bible Study Software, including
A structural analysis of the book of Galatians, using linguistic density plots
A scanned version of Alford's Greek Testament
Bruce Hollenbach's paper on clause subordination in New Testament Greek, a powerful but little-known grammatical principle.
Robert Longacre's paper on paragraph structure, which provides an important tool for analyzing biblical texts at higher levels than just the sentence.
Some of these documents are in Adobe PDF. A free reader for these files is available from Adobe.
This page is maintained by Van Parunak.