Some bits and pieces to keep you busy...

Interesting: What rights have we lost as citizens? Are our civil liberties being eroded? Secondly, history is completed, in the past, unchangeable fact and is therefore objective isn't it? It could be, depending on how you look at it.

Apocalyptic: A workshop on how to go about tackling the apocalyptic genre. Six lectures, a handy booklet and three expositions demonstrating the approaches. Also, a simple reminder about purpose of Revelation to help keep focus when reading it.

Time Management: An interesting and immensely practical set of articles by C.J Mahaney. Plus Jonathan Edwards on the preciousness of time, in true puritan style.

Nominative, vocative, genitive, definite articles, dative clauses, dependant statements, intransitive verbs, double accusatives, rough breathing, elisions, first declension feminine nouns, alpha stems, relative pronouns, iota subscript, compound verbs, identical adjective, imperfect tense, conditional sentences, consonant stems, superlative adjectives, prohibitions, second person plural, passive voice, prepositions in the dative, deponent middle, reflexive personal pronouns, future actives, dipthongs, operative mood, consequent clauses, preparatory use of prepositions, subjunctive mood, purpose clauses, conjugations, indeclinable nouns, diaeresis, predicative position, attributive position, epsilon augment, genitive absolute, middle voice, verb stems, present passive, principal parts, agents and instruments, future middle, past participle, second aorist active, circumflexes, liquid verbs, demonstratives, imperative, infinitive, third declension neuter nouns, interrogative pronoun, emphatic negative future, gutturals, labials, dentals, articular infinitive, pluperfect indicative, periphrastic tenses, morphology...

Do you ever thank God that we have the Bible in our language?