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Lesson OneIntroduction and Alphabet3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson TwoDiphthongs, Accents and Punctuation3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson ThreeDeclensions and Nouns3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson FourVerb Aspects3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson FiveVerb Voice, Mood, Person and Number3 Activities1 Assessment
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion1 Activity1 Assessment
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Discussion Questions
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How deep do you want to eventually go in your knowledge of the Greek language?
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27 Replies
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I would just like to know some basics so that I can better understand when I hear others talk about biblical Greek or when I read an interlinear
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I’m not sure “why,” I want to learn Greek. I just know that I like to try reading the Greek sentences before looking at Scripture, because it often gives an appreciation for meaning and possible meanings. In the struggle of figuring out what a Greek word means and how it works in the grammar I hope that it drives a meaning deeper into my heart. I’ve studied it on my own for a long time and give up when I can’t remember what I need to remember (learning prepositions is always the wall that I hit) then I start again later.
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Just the much that can help me understand the interpretations of the Bible.
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At the moment, I am learning another language besides Greek. For now, I just want to learn enough Greek to be able to check the English-Greek inter-linear Bible, whenever it puzzles me why the English Bible phrases a verse in such a way. Perhaps in the future, when I can concentrate on one language at a time, then I would like to be able to read the Greek Bible in my devotions.
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I’d like to go all the way with Greek, going as deep as I can but acknowledging it will be a challenge.
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What do you hope to gain from learning Greek?
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23 Replies
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A deeper understanding of God’s Word and the ability to study it.
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Guidance, understanding, closeness to the God who inspired the writers.
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I appreciate those who teach the Scripture who also have a knowledge of Greek grammar. I’d like to have a functional knowledge of that grammar, so my own teaching/learning will not be closer to meaning.
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Basic understanding of Greek Language and its use or meaning in a context or content.
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I hope to be able to read part of the Bible in Greek, even if it is only an isolated verse.
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