Home of Dr. S. M. Baugh
Professor of New Testament
 

January 2010: I have added a PDF file of corrections to my New Testament Greek Primer. Navigate there with the link on the right for "Greek Primer Support."


June  2009: The second edition of A New Testament Greek Primer has been published and is now available from the seminary bookstore and other outlets.

Go to Publisher's Page

I intend to post worksheets for the Primer exercises on a separate web page soon. Stay tuned!

March 2009: I am making my Greek NT TrueType font available on the Greek Materials page. Click the link on the right (or here) and it will take you there for the free download.

March 2009: I have made my Greek Tense Form Choice material available as a PDF file on the Greek Materials page. Click the link on the right (or here) and it will take you there for the free download.

September 2008. Here is a link to an interview I did for my contribution to the English Standard Version Study Bible (Ephesians)

Interview Link


"Let it never be forgotten that a theological seminary is a school for specialists. We are living in an age of specialization. There are specialists on eyes and specialists on noses, and throats, and stomachs, and feet, and skin; there are specialists on teeth—one set of specialists on putting teeth in, and another set of specialists on pulling teeth out—there are specialists on Shakespeare and specialists on electric wires; there are specialists on Plato and specialists on pipes. Amid all these specialties, we at Westminster Seminary have a specialty which we think, in comparison with these others, is not so very small. Our specialty is found in the Word of God. Specialists in the Bible—that is what Westminster Seminary will endeavor to produce. Please do not forget it; please do not call on us for a product that we are not endeavoring to provide. If you want specialists in social science or in hygiene or even in ‘religion’ (in the vague modern sense), then you must go elsewhere for what you want. But if you want men who know the Bible and know it in something more than a layman’s sort of way, then call on us." J. Gresham Machen, "Westminster Theological Seminary: Its Purpose and Plan," in Selected Shorter Writings (D. G. Hart, ed.; Phillipsburg: P&R, 2004), 193 (an address given on September 25, 1929).



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