Pisteuomen - πιστευομεν - T. Michael W. Halcomb

Only a couple of months ago, I and one of my mentors, Dr. Fred Long, published our first volume (of at least 5 volumes) in our Hexapla series.  You can see samples at www.NTPolyglot.com .  That first volume, our Polyglot on Luke-Acts has started receiving some great reviews.  You can read a review by Matthew Montonini HERE , by Dr. John Byron HERE and by Dr. Nijay Gupta HERE .  In all of the reviews, the common praise is that this series provides readers of the NT with a wonderful way of keeping up with their theological languages.  So, if you still haven't picked up your copy, I would highly encourage you to do so.  In fact, we have decided to keep the discount code open for just a little while longer, which gives you 20% off when you purchase the book HERE .  Here's the link to that code:   Polyglot Discount Code .  

Today, I am pleased to announce the release of Volume 1 in the brand new Hexapla series that I have been working on with one of my mentors, Dr. Fred Long.  The first installment, Luke-Acts, is found in Hebrew, Latin, Greek, English, German, and French.  For those wanting to retain language abilities for research or recreation, this volume, which contains the Gospel of Luke in interlinear format and the Book of Acts in parallel format, is perfect for you!  It is also perfect for biblical studies and theological students (especially those of upper-level study) as it will help you prepare for exams.  Well, instead of saying so much about it here, let me point you to the website where you can read about it, see some examples and purchase it!  To visit the site, click the following link:   www.NTPolyglot.com .  Also, work on future volumes is already underway, so, be on the lookout!  Spread the word about this great resource!

And up again on the docket, here is another interactive translation module that I just created. As usual, I have posted it on the Getting (Theological) French website. And, as usual, it's pretty sweet!!! Click the image-link below to access it:

And, here is another interactive translation module I just created. As usual, I have posted it on the Getting (Theological) French website. And, as usual, it's pretty sweet!!! Click the image-link below to access it:

Hey everyone, I just created another new translation exercise and posted it on the Getting (Theological) French website. It's pretty sweet!!! Click the image-link below to access it:

Hey everyone, I just created another new translation exercise and posted it on the Getting (Theological) French website. It's pretty sweet!!! Click the image-link below to access it:

Hey everyone, check out this new translation exercise I just posted on the Getting (Theological) French website. It's pretty sweet!!! Click the image-link below to access it:

I developed another set of flashcards and this time, they cover the 250 most frequently used French words. You can access them at the Getting (Theological) French site or clicking the image-link below:

Check out the first set of Getting (Theological) French flashcards up on the Getting French site. Click the image-link below to go directly to the flashcards page:

Head over to Getting (Theological) French and check out a new interactive wordsearch that I have created. It covers 50 very common verbs and is quite fun to play. Enjoy. (Click the image-link below to play the puzzle.)

Head over to Getting (Theological) French and check out this interactive crossword puzzle I created. It covers 20 very common verbs. Be on the lookout for an interactive wordsearch in a little bit too. Enjoy. (Click the image-link below to play the puzzle.)

Here is a 1-page study resource that contains 51 very common geography & nature terms in the French language; many of these can be found in the Gospel accounts. This is another aid I have designed to help those studying (Theological) French and as usual, it is a FREE resource!! Anyway, when you're done with this, if you haven't already, look at the other "Getting Theological French" resources in the table below and visit the Getting (Theological) French website HERE . Also visit my Getting Theological Languages portal HERE . + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 1 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 3 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 5 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 7 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 9 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 11 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 13 " + Link: ...

Here is a 1 and 1/2 page study resource that contains 200 very common French phrases. This is another aid I have designed to help those studying (Theological) French, though, pt. 13 here is not all that "theological." Still, check it out and oh, as usual, this is another FREE resource (so, don't complain)!!! Also, when you're done, if you haven't already, look at the other "Getting Theological French" resources in the table below and visit the Getting (Theological) French website HERE . + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 1 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 3 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 5 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 7 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 9 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 11 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 2 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 4 ...

Here is a 1-page study resource that contains 82 French words that have to description (e.g. adjectives). This is another aid I have designed to help those studying (Theological) French. And, as usual, this is another FREE resource!!! Anyway, check it out and when you're done, if you haven't already, look at the other "Getting Theological French" resources in the table below. Also, visit the Getting (Theological) French website HERE . + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 1 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 3 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 5 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 7 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 9 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 11 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 2 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 4 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 6 " + Link:...

Here is a 4-page study resource that contains 172 French words that have to do with food. This is another aid I have designed to help those studying (Theological) French. And, as usual, this is another FREE resource!!! Anyway, check it out and when you're done, if you haven't already, look at the other 10 "Getting Theological French" resources in the table below. Also, visit the Getting (Theological) French website HERE . + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 1 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 3 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 5 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 7 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 9 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 2 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 4 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 6 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 8 " + Link: " Getting...

Today, I'm proud to announce the launch of my latest theological language site: Getting French . With only a day left before I head to Africa, I wanted to launch it before I took off because I did not know when / how often I'd have internet access abroad. Anyway, like my other language sites ( Getting Greek , Getting Aramaic , Getting German ), this one is easy-to-navigate, is (soon to be) loaded with FREE resources to help you learn (Theological) French & will, as frequently as possible, be updated. If you find the site helpful, want to assist in developing it and/or want to leave a comment, please, contact Michael via the following link: Contact . If the site has benefited you, feel free to donate. All donations will go towards creating new modules. The "Getting French" name and trademark (logo) are the property of T. Michael W. Halcomb and may not be used without his consent. By the way, I just got word a couple of days ago from my host provider that Getting...

Here is a 1-page study resource that contains 85 French academic words, designed to help those studying (Theological) French. As usual, this is another FREE resources!!! Anyway, check it out and when you're done, if you haven't already, look at the 9 parts of my "Getting Theological French" notes in the table below. Also, keep your eyes peeled for the launch of the "Getting (Theological) French" website! + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 1 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 3 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 5 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 7 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 9 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 2 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 4 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 6 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 8 "

Here is a 1 and 1/2 page guide to 85 French slang / colloquialisms, for those studying (Theological) French. While some of these may not appear in scholarly articles, some may. So, take the time to work w/these terms / phrases. As usual, this is another FREE resources!!! Anyway, check it out and when you're done, if you haven't already, look at the 8 parts of my "Getting Theological French" notes in the table below. Also, keep your eyes peeled for the launch of the "Getting (Theological) French" website! + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 1 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 3 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 5 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 7 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 2 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 4 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 6 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French,...

Here is a 1-page guide to numbers, for those studying (Theological) French. As usual, this is another FREE resources!!! Anyway, check it out and when you're done, if you haven't already, look at the 7 parts of my "Getting Theological French" notes in the table below. Also, keep your eyes peeled for the launch of the "Getting (Theological) French" website! + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 1 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 3 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 5 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 7 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 2 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 4 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 6 "

Here is a great 14-page guide and summary for those studying (Theological) French, especially those using Janet Ritch's, Reading French: A Guide for Students of Religion and Theology . Put together by one of my classmates and friends, Sue Lubinksas, this aid covers many of the basics needed to get a grasp on French. Again, this is another FREE resources!!! Anyway, check it out and when you're done, if you haven't already, look at the 6 parts of my "Getting Theological French" notes in the table below. Also, keep your eyes peeled for the launch of the "Getting (Theological) French" website! + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 1 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 3 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 5 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 2 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 4 " + Link: " Getting (Theological) French, Pt. 6 "