I really enjoy the UBS 5th edition. I told my professor in college that I was working on getting a Greek New Testament and soon afterward he gave me his old one with his notes still in it! It’s awesome.
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
That's awesome! Great score! Those notes can be super-helpful!
@alexandersmith9385
8 ай бұрын
I received the UBS 1st edition from the library of a beloved pastor in our community after his passing. A good friend gave me his 4th edition. I purchased the N-A 28th as a reward to myself for completing beginning Greek.
@noahhartmetz3202
4 жыл бұрын
My preference right now is the Tyndale edition, although I have an SBL edition that I downloaded from Darryl’s website and had rebound and have used for much of the last year. If you choose the SBL route, I encourage you to take the time to edit the format according to your preference. I didn’t take the time to format it and double check the paragraphing and I regret it. It’s a classic case of impatience on the front end and regret on the back end! That’s part of the reason for my preference currently being the Tyndale edition. But the other reasons include the layout, line matching, quality paper, presence of an apparatus (still waiting for the commentary on the text critical decisions though), and its textual philosophy. It’s a great reading edition that also allows for critical study since it adds value to the wealth of critical editions already in existence!
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
Did you know that you if you get a text block that is the same size (or close) that you can send the old bound SBL and the new text block to Leonards and they'll swap the cover? Might be worth considering...
@wilson.m
3 жыл бұрын
Im using the Tyndale GNT in cowhide. Im loving it! Will be using that exclusively for study and teaching for a few years. Hopefully!
@bma
3 жыл бұрын
I'd love one of those! Enjoy it!
@stevenmccarthy7039
3 жыл бұрын
My wife kindly gave me the Tyndale for my birthday recently and I have been reading through it most days for the past two weeks and I am really enjoying using it. It is a beautifully printed. I have had the USB/NA 27th for very many years which has the apparatus for reference as well. Both well worth having. I do need the clear print of the Tyndale though for me the e/he breathing marks are still difficult to see even very close up. Knowing the words helps of course! I can see the benefit of the non-Readers edition but it was a present and I am delighted with it.
@SteveM0732
4 жыл бұрын
I'm in the camp of can't read Greek yet, but the goal is to read the TR put out by TBS that Stephen showed.
@TigerU21
4 жыл бұрын
That biblia sacra is beautiful. I’m sporting a Biblia Graeca, which has LXX and NA 28. Love it!
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks! Watch for it in a future video. 😀
@exploringtheologychannel1697
4 жыл бұрын
I for one love my UBS. I have it on my lap as we speak.
@JohnMiles117
8 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for all this amazing content! Maybe I'm just blind but I couldn't see the link in your description for how to print your own sbl Greek new testament. Is there any way I can get that?
@WilliamDicks
4 жыл бұрын
Great review Darryl! I have always used either the UBS or NA editions since Bible College back in the 80s. I have the new editions: UBS5 and NA28. I recently bought the Tyndale, and I do like it. However, your idea of having the SBL printed and bound sounds really great, especially since I can format it the way I want with wide margins.
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
Yes! Here is a post I wrote a few years ago on this: masterntgreek.com/get-the-greek-new-testament-you-want/
@brettthaxton7511
3 жыл бұрын
I really enjoyed this video! I am using the UBS 5 and the Reader's Greek New Testament 3rd edition (Zondervan). I would really like to see you review the NA28 Greek New Testament Large Print Edition, not many people discuss this particular volume. Keep teaching!
@bma
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see what I can do.
@rabignall
4 жыл бұрын
Thank you for teaching us! I look for your video every Wednesday morning! Always informative and great information for me. Thank you so much!
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
You are so welcome! Thank you so much for watching them!
@brianponikvar9927
Жыл бұрын
I was trying to add a copy of the NA26 to my logos library to do some 'shadowing' with Dr. Spiors Zodiates' native modern pronunciation recordings. However, I could only find NA28 as a stand alone purchase on logos. I also have a copy of the Tyndale GNT. I loved their philosophy and methodology behind it. I'm not quite to that level yet, but already love holding it and thumbing though it.
@MichaelSmith-yy8fw
4 жыл бұрын
I am about to buy a new NT. Someday I hope to be able to tutor and teach again so I think I ought to buy a 5th UBS Critical edition. My purpose is to note examples of grammatical concepts and verb forms for my future students. At the same time, these days I would recommend a reader’s edition for 1st and 2nd semester students. So maybe it would be more useful to just keep my reader’s edition and use that instead of getting the latest and greatest. By the way: I prefer the UBS Reader’s over the Tyndale because it retains the canonical book order and has 30 uses instead of 25 plus a lexicon/dictionary in the back. MikeinMinnesota
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
By "the canonical book order" I'm guessing you mean the order of books we're used to. The catholic epistles tend to appear together in manuscripts, and often (though not always) before Paul's letters. I agree, this does throw your familiarity for a loop!
@user-yo9pv1ni6t
2 ай бұрын
I am not the least bit interested in read/learning greek, I only need the Thayers/Vines to get at essential definitions on very important key words. I am only looking for what Paul, John, Peter was getting at ,,, as english can not bring out the correct meanings, It is a absolute must to know key words in the bible. This is why we see a recent surge in folks buying all sorts of greek tools.. I only need Vines which I have and Thayers, on order. Strongs maybe, fora future purchase,, but i doubt it,,I can easily go online if needed. Knowing/reading greek does NOT guarantee you understand the hidden meanings. I've seen greek scholors exgete a verse and COMPLETELY miss the meanings. Paul New Orleans
@lloydcrooks712
2 жыл бұрын
The best critical apparatus would be wilbur pickering family 35 Greek NT I have USB and Nestle Aland but it doesn't seem to refer to majority text readings the F35 shows difference in reading between orthodox church RP and HF and aleph B etc
@gufoesploratore9989
2 ай бұрын
Thanks a lot for this excellent video. could you suggest me where could I buy a NA 27? thanks a lot
@crusaderboy1976
4 жыл бұрын
I got a NA28 courtesy of the NZ Bible Society last year. It has a great apparatus
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
Nice!
@abrotherinchrist
4 жыл бұрын
Great video. I didn't know Logos could do textual comparisons like that. This is going to really help me in my studies of the different Greek texts when I get far enough along with the basics.
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
I did not say we must not divide over doctrine. We must draw a line between truth and error and we must not put unity above truth. Unity comes through truth, not despite it. However, if we select a text tradition for theological reasons, I’d say our theology is too shallow. The differences between these is not significant enough to influence theology at a meaningful level unless someone places undue weight on a single word or verse. Thanks for your comment!
@abrotherinchrist
4 жыл бұрын
@@bma Thanks for the response. I actually edited down my earlier comment before I saw you responded. Apologies, but I thought that perhaps I was opening a can of worms. Since you responded I figured I'd share a small testimony. I was raised a Christian and when I was 13 I decided it was all hogwash. After many years of straying from the faith God led me to the teachings of a certain man. In those teachings I found many of the answers that left me unsatisfied when I was younger. The Bible came alive to me and I rejoiced that God showed me the truth. He also confirmed these things through much prayer and signs and wonders, which are too numerous to explain here. When I started interacting with brothers and sisters again, talking about what God showed me, almost everything I said was rejected either as heresy or simply "doctrinal differences." Now, I wasn't studying the Bible when God led me to these teachings. God first brought the revelation and I sought to study it out and prove it to my brethren with Scripture. So in response to your statement that if someone chooses a text tradition for theological reasons their theology is shallow, perhaps that is misguided. I understand what you mean. It's the difference between exegesis and eisegesis. Does the text dictate your beliefs or do you impose your beliefs on the text? I would argue that neither is the way to go. I do not think a person can understand the whole of the Bible without God revealing it to them (by whole I mean the overarching theme and plan). That is why I can't prove it out to my brothers and sisters. They have been raised on a certain tradition and read the Bible a certain way, and therefore they apply it in ways that are way different than my present understanding. I read it the same way growing up and found Christianity to be largely shallow and only selectively sincere. What I'm trying to say is the depth of Scripture does not come from the study of human language. It comes from hearing God's voice in as many ways as He communicates with us. It comes from a personal relationship with Yahshua (Iesus) and knowing when the Spirit is leading us into truth. That's why Paul said, "the letter kills, but the Spirit brings life." I am in no way trying to discredit or discount the importance of the Bible. What I am saying is that you don't need a Bible to receive the Holy Spirit, which is much more important (The heavens declare...). I don't think most of my brethren really understand that. They are caught up in their Sunday social club, weekly Bible "studies," their families and careers and good deeds, God and country, etc, thinking this is serving God. Unfortunately, they have received the Spirit and have selectively rejected His voice. The Pharisees were learned in all the Law and Prophets, yet they ignored what David said, "Today if you will hear His voice..." I hope this isn't too much. I tend to rant a bit. Perhaps this testimony will help some others know that studying the Bible isn't the ticket to gaining faith or truth. The Bible points to receiving and following the Spirit of God, the spiritual "meat" that Paul spoke of. Remember, many will come to Him that day saying "Lord! Lord!..." He will say, "Depart from Me... I never knew you." Christ *IN* you - the hope of glory. BTW, I am thoroughly enjoying your videos. Thank you for all the effort. Your course does sound quite appealing, too.
@g.v.3493
3 жыл бұрын
At 4:12 you said that Constantinople was later renamed Byzantium. I think you meant that the other way around. Good video otherwise. Thanks.
@bma
3 жыл бұрын
You're right! Thanks for pointing that out!
@BiblicalStudiesandReviews
4 жыл бұрын
Can you do a review on that Biblia Sacra?
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
Sure! Anything in particular, you're interested in?
@BiblicalStudiesandReviews
4 жыл бұрын
Master New Testament Greek, physical qualities like its size etc. I think you said it was rebind. Any thoughts regarding the rebind? Anything you want to say on it! How readable is the Hebrew font etc? To my knowledge there is only one other review of the Biblia Sacra on KZitem right now. Would love to hear your thoughts if this is worth buying!
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
Great! Will do!
@TheJesusNerd40
3 жыл бұрын
I agree with this idea!!
@TheJesusNerd40
3 жыл бұрын
I'm gonna own all these!!! I love em!!!!
@lucasperez7149
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for this! I was wondering, what Greek New Testament was used for the King James Version?
@kevinobie1
4 жыл бұрын
I'm wondering why you chose the SBL as your regular go-to. Is it for the nice printing, or the textual decisions? I tend to stay with Nestle-Aland because I love textual criticism, and I study the text along with Comfort and Metzger for the critical decision descriptions. I'm still transitioning from my old school paper flashcards on a keyring to digital flashcards, lol.
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
At this stage, it is mostly because I need the margin space to work with, but also I wanted to get a Greek New Testament nicely bound in a format that would work for me. I'm not quite there with the format yet or the binding (though I'm close), but I'm still using the margins quite a lot. What flashcards app are you using?
@kevinobie1
4 жыл бұрын
@@bma Ah, yes, you did mention the margins in the video, sorry. Forgot about that. I wasn't sure if it was also your preferred text. I do enjoy the SBL and apparatus in particular, which is quite useful for a quick narrowing down of the textual criticisms. And the text offers some good variations to consider. As for digital flashcards, I'm currently using the (free) Logos Greek and Hebrew Flashcards app that nicely incorporates the Word Lists I create in Logos (I, too, am a huge Logos fan). It's minimalistic but effective. In the past, I've used Quizlet and a little one called Tinycards, as well as a few others like Brainscape, StudyBlue, and AnkiApp. I like FREE, lol, though some of these are limited without purchase. I was not familiar with the Flashcards Deluxe you've mentioned, but I might just have to check it out. It seems reasonably priced and comes with a stellar recommendation (yours)! Blessings to you for all your help and labor of love to help all of us enjoy studying New Testament Greek. Your channel is one of my biggest motivators and encouragers, and your passion is contagious!
@SaltLight7
2 жыл бұрын
Is a NA28 with a dictionary the same as a UBS5 Reader’s Edition?
@danielmorris6675
4 жыл бұрын
Hello Darryl, I am just very new to learning Biblical Greek (2 weeks in) and enjoy it! A question for you: I am following a beginner Greek 1 online course, which covers about the first half of the Mounce book (which I also have as well). For the first 2 weeks, I have been following both courses and both Vocab word lists, but although all the concepts are basically the same, the order presented is slightly different (Mounce for example does only Nominative and Accusative in Chapter 6 of 3ed edition, but covers both 1st and 2nd pattern nouns, but my online course goes first in detail on all 1st pattern nouns, then will later do all cases of 2nd pattern in the next chapter of the course). I know the material is the same, but because the different courses teach in a slightly different order, it’s a lot to take in. Do you suggest I focus on my online course first, then after that’s done, go back to Mounce (I can start at the beginning to review)? Just any advice would be great! God bless in Christ, Daniel in Tokyo
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
I recommend following just one program with one grammar. You can use a second grammar to complement the first, but have one driving your learning - it's much easier that way. So pick one that you find best suited to you and stick with it. Do not look to the left or to the right or you'll end up going in circles. 😉
@danielmorris6675
4 жыл бұрын
@@bma Thank you very much.
@am25deek
3 жыл бұрын
How do you get a book printed?
@yvonnegonzales2973
3 жыл бұрын
Is the reader's edition is a UBS or NA?
@chuck9959
2 жыл бұрын
Is that the Readers Edition of the Tyndale?
@josephpellegrino2441
Ай бұрын
Yes. But it excludes John7:53-8:11. It is no where to be found.
@ebenezermallepalle7171
4 жыл бұрын
If I join your Mastery class how many hours on average per day of study should I expect? Thanks.
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
Great question! I answered this question here: kzitem.info/news/bejne/tYmwuJOZs39hmG0. In short it varies from person to person, but I generally recommend about 1 hour per day.
@The_Lord_Of_Confusion
4 жыл бұрын
WHAT THE HELL YOU TUBE!! WHY DO I HAVE TO WATCH TWO ADDS I CAN NOT SCIP!!!!
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
That is exactly why I have a KZitem subscription... to avoid ads and make me more productive!
@abrotherinchrist
4 жыл бұрын
"They all have pros and they all have cons." If that's not a double entendre I don't know what is.
@bma
4 жыл бұрын
How do you think this could mean two things? Thanks for your comment!
@abrotherinchrist
4 жыл бұрын
@@bma lol well, "pros" being professionals and "cons" being, well, con-men.
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