I. Para empezar
A. Resumen de la sesión
B. Ejercicios de repaso
C. Vocabulario clave
D. Lectura
Usemos el texto griego para leer Jn 7:37–8:11.
Clave de lectura
E. Memorizando el texto griego
II. CONTENIDO
III. Práctica de exégesis:
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Logos no encontró a Jongkind ni al THGNT mismo en tu biblioteca; la parte sobre corchetes dobles es “general knowledge”. No usar para redactar las preguntas de exégesis sin verificar directamente en el comentario impreso.
The search was constrained to specific titles (Tyndale House Greek New Testament and related works), which proved too narrow. Your entire library was searched instead.
Unfortunately, the search results do not contain material from the Tyndale House Greek New Testament itself or Dirk Jongkind’s editorial introduction to that edition. The documents provided discuss the pericope’s textual status more broadly but do not address how THGNT specifically presents John 7:53–8:11 in its printed format.
Based on my general knowledge: The Tyndale House Greek New Testament (THGNT) presents the pericope in double square brackets within the running text, signaling its uncertain textual status. This approach follows the practice of modern critical editions like NA27/28 and UBS4/5. Jongkind’s introduction would explain this editorial decision in detail, but that material is not available in your current search results.
To obtain the precise citation you need, you would need to consult Jongkind’s introduction directly in the THGNT itself or in An Introduction to the Tyndale House Greek New Testament (2014). The search results do confirm that the passage appears in NA 27 and UBS 4 enclosed in double square brackets[1], which likely reflects THGNT’s approach as well, but I cannot cite THGNT-specific editorial commentary without access to those materials.
[1] Philip W. Comfort, New Testament Text and Translation Commentary: Commentary on the Variant Readings of the Ancient New Testament Manuscripts and How They Relate to the Major English Translations (Carol Stream, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., 2008), 285.
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IV. Cierre
Repaso del vocabulario
Ejercicio