Paul Unger
- A fine commentary. Unfortunately, the Logos version has consistently substituted Greek χ for κ... This needs to be fixed!
- Calling 's attention to this.
- Three years ago! And this still hasn't been fixed! I've reported typo after typo. Very poor work. I was just starting to write a review pointing this out, but I saw you did. Come on, Logos!
- Don't give up reporting those typos--we'll all benefit eventually! True, there are more than I would prefer, but I live in hope that some day they will be attended to. Remain faithful in the small things... ;-)
- I have to confess that I pronounce the <o> in 'obey' (the reference word for omicron) and 'note' (the reference word for omega) pretty much the same--both 'long'. A clearer distinction would be helpful!
- Phonetic values for biblical languages are hard to come by. But there are some interesting studies out there about the probable pronunication of Koine Greek judged by the common spelling errors of the day (done by Randall Buth): https://www.biblicallanguagecenter.com/koine-greek-pronunciation/
