Category: Greek Word Studies

• Exegesis and Eisegesis – Who Are These Characters?

  

  Exegesis – drawing the meaning out of a text, especially Scripture, by paying attention to its context, grammar, and original intent. Eisegesis means reading your own ideas or assumptions into a text instead of letting the text speak for itself. In plain language Exegesis tries to understand the passage as its original audience would have understood it, while eisegesis…

  Brother Roger

  April 23, 2026

  Biblical Studies, Greek Language & Linguistics,, Greek Word Studies

  Bible Exegesis, Eisegesis

• Romans 5:18–19: Does “All” Really Mean All? A Greek Look at the Passage.

  

  “Therefore, as one trespass led to condemnation for all men, so one act of righteousness leads to justification and life for all men. For as by the one man’s disobedience the many were made sinners, so by the one man’s obedience the many will be made righteous.” ESV  And here is a supporting statement from 1…

  Brother Roger

  April 22, 2026

  Character of God, Greek Word Studies, Romans (Book Study)

  Adam and Christ comparison, all vs many, Bible Interpretation, biblical Greek analysis, eternal conscious torment debate, God is Love, grace abounds, Greek Bible study, hoi polloi meaning, justification of life, New Testament theology, pantes meaning, Pauline Theology, Reconciliation of All Things, Romans 5, salvation for all, scope of salvation, sin and grace, universalism Bible verses, victory of Christ