I find that it is dangerous to rely on the Greek explanations offered in commentaries, etc.

Once you know Greek, and talk to those who do, you'd be surprised how many errors there are in commentaries and other works. I find one of the biggest uses of Greek is in being able to discern whether people are arguing from the Greek text accurately. If you don't know Greek you can end up believing all sorts of exegetical fallacies that others present.

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David Belanger
Member, [URL="http://www.apcvan.com"]APC Vancouver[/URL]
Student Minister, [URL="http://www.apchurches.org"]Associated Presbyterian Churches[/URL]
Student, Haddington House Divinity School
Port Coquitlam, BC