I should have shared this sooner, but The Greek New Testament Study Bible from Zondervan is now available for pre-order!

In addition to the Greek text and lexical glosses for less common words, the Bible contains study notes on grammar, syntax, discourse analysis, and textual criticism. There’s also a “mini-lexicon” at the end that defines every word that appears 30 or more times in the NT.

The product page on the Zondervan website includes a link to an extended sample that looks amazing. Here is what a page of the study notes covering Mark 1:1–8 looks like:

And not only is Constantine R. Campbell, my PhD supervisor, the general editor, but the list of contributors also includes a host of talented and serious Bible scholars.

• Matthew – Wesley G. Olmstead
• Mark – Elizabeth E. Shively
• Luke – Martin M. Culy
• John – Christopher Seglenieks
• Acts – Alan J. Thompson
• Romans – Xiaxia Xue
• 1 Corinthians – Timothy A. Brookins
• 2 Corinthians – George H. Guthrie
• Galatians – Samuel J. Freney
• Ephesians – Benjamin L. Merkle
• Philippians – Nijay K. Gupta
• Colossians – Mavis M. Leung
• 1, 2 Thessalonians – Steve Walton
• 1, 2 Timothy, Titus – Larry J. Perkins
• Hebrews – Dana M. Harris
• James – Chris A. Vlachos
• 1 Peter – Mark Dubis
• 2 Peter, Jude – Gene L. Green
• 1, 2, 3 John – Elizabeth W. Mburu
• Revelation – David L. Mathewson

The release date is October 6, 2026. This study Bible looks like an exciting Christmas gift for any pastor and serious Bible student who has studied Greek.

Pre-order on Amazon or Zondervan.