New Testament Greek
Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language
About the Course
Students will study Koine Greek grammar followed by translating portions of the New Testament. Through this study students will be equipped with the tools necessary for daily engagement with the Greek New Testament.
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What happens in this course?
Learn to read and study the New Testament in the language in which it was written.
Training Phase (3 months)
Encounter Jesus in a whole new way as you meditate deeply on his word.
Students will complete the course with the following practical skills:
-The ability to read the entire New Testament with the aid of a lexicon
-The ability to translate any part of the New Testament
-The ability to diagram sentences,
-The ability to assess textual variants,
-The ability to do effective and correct word studies,
-Knowledge of how to expand understanding of Greek to be able to engage with the Septuagint and other ancient Greek texts.
Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
· Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
· Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
· Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
· Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
· Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
· Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
· Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
· Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
· Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
· Comprehend the New Testament as written in its original language ·
New Testament Greek
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