“The reason that [Greek grammar is] good for you, of course, is that the depth of your preaching or teaching from the New Testament depends in large part on how well you handle the original Greek.”
“If God wrote the New Testament, he knew surprisingly little Greek.”
“I think the Greek New Testament is the strongest and most successful misreading of a great prior text in the entire history of influence.”
“If you don’t speak Greek, how do you know if it’s all Greek to you?”
“If he were around this place as a professor, he could teach 'Appropriate Behavior in Classical Greek Drama,' a course that would be over before it began.”
“My congratulations to you, sir. Your manuscript is both good and original; but the part that is good is not original, and the part that is original is not good. ”