Resource: Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament

Key Features

• Greek New Testament with Discourse Analysis Markings:
  • Forward-Pointing Devices
    • Point-Counterpoint Sets
    • Forward-pointing Reference and Target
    • Meta-comments
    • Attention-getters
    • Redundant Quotative Frames
    • Historical Present
    • Tail-Head Linkage
  • Thematic Highlighting
    • Overspecification
    • Thematic Address
    • Right-dislocation
    • Thematic Addition
    • Near and Far Demonstrative Pronouns
    • Changed Reference
  • Word-Order Analysis
    • Emphasis
    • Frames of Reference
    • Outline Annotations

Logos Resource Page

Lexham Discource Greek New Testament is included in:
Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament Bundle (6 vols.) - has 5 videos on web page, including 1st wife (thematic)
Greek New Testament Discourse Bundle (9 vols.)

• The 7th volume is Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament: A Practical Introduction for Teaching and Exegesis
• The 8th volume is Discourse Studies and Biblical Interpretation: A Festschrift in Honor of Stephen H. Levinsohn
• The 9th volume is High Definition Commentary: Philippians
• Both bundles include Lexham High Definition New Testament: ESV Edition (3 vols.)

Rental option for Greek New Testament Discourse Bundle (9 vols.)
Related: Introducing New Testament Discourse Grammar: Video Series has 5 videos on web page

Forum Threads and Blog Posts that include significant discussion of this resource

Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament: helpful for absolute beginners?
Lexham Discourse Greek NT
Lexham Discourse Analysis includes Discourse Grammar of Greek New Testament Table of Contents
Personal Book with customized LDGNT Glossary questions
Blog Oct 2010 Daniel Wallace Writes the Foreword to Discourse Grammar
Blog Sep 2010 Particulars of Participles
Blog Aug 2010 Introducing New Testament Discourse Grammar: Video Series
Blog Jul 2010 All about μέν!
Blog Apr 2010 Why Discourse Analysis Matters
Blog Apr 2010 Making Morphology Work for You >> http://blog.logos.com/archives/2010/04/making_morphology_work_for_you.html - conjunction insights
Blog Feb 2009 Wallace, Runge, Decker, and Conrad Talk Greek - links to Steve Runge’s blog, NT Discourse.
Blog Jan 2009 Haddon Robinson and Discourse Grammar, Part 2 - Libronix 3
Blog Oct 2008 Haddon Robinson and Discourse Grammar, Part 1

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