All right, folks. My guest today is Dr. Bill Mounts, who has a long rap sheet. He has a PhD from

Aberdeen University, where he completed his doctorate in 1982. He studied under I Howard Marshall.

He is the president of BiblicalTraining.org, a nonprofit organization offering world-class

educational resources for discipleship in the local church. He talks about that resource

just briefly at the beginning of the podcast. I highly encourage you to check out BiblicalTraining.org.

It's a massive repertoire of free high-quality classes and resources. It's absolutely amazing

that this website. He taught New Testament and Greek at Gordon Conwell, Theological Seminary,

Azusa Pacific University, and is the author of the best-selling Greek textbook,

Basics of Biblical Greek, and has also been on the translation committee for the English

Standard Version and the NIV translations. This dude knows the thing or two about the New Testament

and his commentary on the Pastoral Pistols and the World Biblical Commentary series

is extremely good, very thorough, and he takes a complimentary reading first Timothy

to, versus, what, eight to fifteen. I haven't come on to walk us through that passage

and give a complimentary or some might say a soft complimentary reading of this passage.

So, please welcome to the show. We want to leave Dr. Phil Mounts.

Anybody who's been in the Bible College of Seminary knows the name Bill Mounts because you

wrote, you literally wrote the textbook on learning Biblical Greek that I'd think, I don't know how

many, you probably know the numbers, but I'm going to guess, an overwhelming percentage of people

learning Greek, Corn A Greek, go through your textbook, is that, would that be accurate? I mean,

yeah, it's on an estimate, it's about 90 percent. 90 percent, college. That's, that's, I mean,

I work on that last ten. How many editions is it in? Is it been through several now or?

It's, it is fourth, and I, I think probably this will be the last one. I wish that the

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