Robert Plummer
Collin and Evelyn Aikman Professor of Biblical Studies; Chair, Department of New Testament
Bookstore Event | Interview with Rob Plummer on All Things Concerning Greek
An interview with Rob Plummer at the Bookstore at Southern.
Atomic Habits: Behavioral Psychology and Reading the Greek New Testament for Life
Alumni Academy: Greek and Hebrew for Life Panel Discussion
Dealing with Difficult People in the Church
Do Inconsistencies in the Gospels Undermine Scripture’s Inerrancy?
If you’re a skeptical reader of Scripture, be honest about your questions. Pray about the concern, study the text carefully, and pose questions to a trusted source.
The Necessity of Biblical Languages in Ministerial Training
Great Faith
So Many Greek New Testaments . . . Which One to Buy / Read?
What is the Apocrypha?
How did we get the biblical canon?
Is the King James Version of the Bible the most accurate translation?
A New Testament Professor’s Rediscovery of the Doctrine of Vocation
Imagine the average layperson in your church—the owner of a bike shop, a truck driver, a doctor, a secretary, a lawyer, a school teacher. If you were to ask him or her, “How does your pastor expect you to apply your Christian faith to your work,” What would they say? I can imagine the average…
Do I have to know Greek to understand the Bible?
We do not need Greek to read the Bible, but the original languages help us gain new insights and deeper clarity.
Does the Bible have errors or contradictions?
The words of Scripture are the exact words that God wanted written.
Why are there so many interpretations of the Bible?
Christians can disagree about secondary matters… and that’s okay.