Philippians 3 (Greek texts)
Here is last week’s Lecture on Philippians 3 and the updated University Schedule. Please note that you need to get going with the choice of 4-12 verses for your exegesis paper. This is a major level 2 assignment and needs an appropriate amount of preparation. Kairete!
Hebrew: The forthcoming trial

Next week’s test will carry 40% of the total module mark, so please make careful preparation. We will be working from the MT of Exodus 3: 1-22 and you will be expected to translate, and make grammatical, textual, and exegetical comments. Please email any queries ( and no, you are not permitted to bring Bibles into class!).
Here’s some of the material from last week’s class to aid your preparation:
Exodus 3 9-22: Hebrew to English
Commentary notes on Exodus 3
Remember: your exegesis should include grammatical points, any textual issues relating to the passage and word meanings where appropriate, as well as straightforward exegetical notes.
And don’t panic: it’s only 45 minutes. Enjoy!
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Pseudepigrapha
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