Given the wealth of resources at our disposal, including the number of faithful translations of Scripture, is it still necessary for the modern student of the Bible to study the biblical languages? What do we lose if a generation fails to learn Greek and Hebrew?
In this faculty address at SEBTS, Dr. Quarles, Director of the Caskey Center, answers these questions by showing the relevance of the biblical languages for essential doctrines, enriched biblical theology, refuting aberrant church practice, and defining Christian ethics.
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