They provide a foundation for basic concepts and vocabulary so that you can start your journey into the text of the New Testament. Intermediate and advanced grammars, then, become essential for understanding difficult topics, finding answers to questions, and making wise decisions for how complex or ambiguous Greek phrases and sentences should be interpreted. Logos Bible Software Greek grammars and reference works.
Sometimes, the historical or cultural context will influence how a word in used in ways that you might not expect. Other times, you might simply have trouble recognizing a particular form of a word.
Or perhaps you need to look up a word that does not appear in the New Testament. There are different kinds of lexicons to anticipate these kinds of needs. Learn about how to evaluate and compare how different lexicons document the same words: Comparing Lexical Entries.
You can learn biblical Greek at most mid- to large-size theological seminaries. Wherever you live, there is a strong chance that there is a seminary somewhere close by. And if not, numerous schools provide online learning opportunities for biblical Greek. List of Evangelical Seminaries and Theological Colleges. There is a growing number of online opportunities for learning biblical Greek. Some of these take traditional pedagogical approaches. Others have adopted new methods for language learning from the field of second-language acquisition.
Not yet ready for exegesis? Lay a solid foundation first with this certificate program that will teach you Greek grammar and vocabulary. Luke is a software developer who has the goal of developing a better web interface to provide access to ancient Greek texts. You can read the Greek New Testament with vocabulary support here. The Summer Intstitute of Linguistics provides software for linguists to support the work of its fieldworkers developing grammars and dictionaries.
Most of this software is available to the public for free download. Key Features 26 lessons contain grammatical concepts, forms, essential vocabulary, and practical exercises Clear and simple explanations of grammatical terminology for first-time Greek students Numerous examples taken directly from the New Testament Emphasis on patterns and morphology; rote memorization of paradigms is kept to an absolute minimum Read the text of the Greek New Testament after only seventeen lessons!
Double-clicking any Greek word automatically opens your preferred Greek-English lexicons All Scripture references are linked directly to your Greek New Testament and English Bible translations.
Praise for the Print Edition David Alan Black has produced a book which has a non-intimidating tone for the new student, in that he renders grammatical discussion in language that is, as far as possible, non-technical. Furthermore, he has created exercises which attempt to bring the student into the experience of reading Greek as soon as possible, but at a level which provides more affirmation than frustration. I am happy to commend his work.
Sloan, President, Baylor University. Combines the strengths of a fairly traditional sequence of topics, in generally manageable chunks with clear explanations fully abreast of modern linguistics. The attractiveness of this work is enhanced by the use of exercises taken directly from the Scripture for the third of the volume. Blomberg, Denver Seminary Clear charts, clear examples, clear discussion—what more could one want from a beginning grammar!
Bock, Dallas Theological Seminary A streamlined introductory grammar that will prove popular in the classroom. Harris, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Pedagogically conceived, linguistically informed, hermeneutically sensitive, biblically focused—unique among beginning grammars.
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