Do We Really Need Greek & Hebrew? | Dr. Rob Plummer | The Kenwood Institute Podcast Episode 18

Yeah.

It

really is.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, yeah.

So, well, so we can, we can go around the room.

Actually, this is good.

So I, um, I knew it when I took my comps that this is the best you'll, you're going to know them.

Um, And maybe there will be a point in the future where that's not the case anymore.

Where like I spend all day studying a Greek text or something like that, but that's just not what I do.

So I'm basically like in maintenance mode, trying to like touch it each day and keep it.

And keep it a decent level.

But if you ask me to sit down and write a technical commentary on a book of the Bible, you know, I'd have to look a lot of stuff up.

Sure.

And, you know, it is what it is.

I don't feel like I've lost anything at all.

I can still read it.

But what about you, Jim? Where are you at?

Well, right now I've just finished preaching the book of Ruth.

And so my intense study of the biblical languages goes with which testament I'm in.

So right, you know, in the last several weeks, I've been reading Ruth closely, repeatedly in the original language.

And prior to that, I was in, I was finishing, I was doing First Timothy, and I was immersing myself in First Timothy.

And so Ruth's not a long book.

So it hasn't been that long since I've been reading.