Philip W. Comfort is a distinguished scholar of English literature and the New Testament, applying his extensive knowledge to his writing. His work delves into the intricacies of biblical texts and their evolution. As an experienced editor and author, he has contributed to numerous publications, bringing biblical history and language to readers with clarity and insight.
"These are poems about confluence--of rivers and sea, of sea and shore, of both with man and dog, of father and son, of spirit and Spirit. They are laced with close observation, awe, humility, pleasure, and pondering. If you love where the ocean meets the land (and all the creatures drawn to that meeting), you will value these words of poetic tribute." -- Daniel Taylor Professor of English, Bethel University
200 Greek and 200 Hebrew Words Explained and Defined
This easy-to-read resource offers accurate, detailed definitions of 400 key Bible words from their original Greek or Hebrew text.• English translation of the Hebrew or Greek word• Definition and transliteration of the word• Associated Strong's numbers• Examples of how the word is used throughout the Bible• List of key Bible passages where the word occurs