7.1 | Paul L. Danove | The Conceptualization of Communication in the New Testament: A Feature Description |
7.2 | Nicholas P. Lunn | Categories of Contrast in New Testament Greek |
7.3 | John J.H. Lee | Cohesive Harmony Analysis for Ancient Greek: SelPap I:112 and PMich VIII:491 as a Test Case |
7.4 | Ryder A. Wishart | Monosemy: A Theoretical Sketch for Biblical Studies |
7.5 | Stanley E. Porter | Aspect and Imperatives Once More |
7.6 | Joseph D. Fantin | May the Force Be with You: Volition, Direction, and Force: A Communicative Approach to the Imperative Mood |
7.7 | James D. Dvorak | “Evidence that Commands a Verdict”: Determining the Semantics of Imperatives in the New Testament |