Greek uses particles like gar , oun , and de to show logical flow (therefore, indeed, however). English often omits these. Wuest keeps them, helping you see how Paul, John, and Peter built their arguments.
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He specifically highlights the continuous nature of Greek verbs. For example, where the KJV might say "abide," Wuest might say "continue to abide" to reflect the present continuous tense.
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: The work reflects an evangelical and dispensational perspective, stemming from Wuest's long tenure as a professor of New Testament Greek at Moody Bible Institute Bible Research Available Editions and Resources