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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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I want to learn Greek so that I can read the Bible the way it was written.
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I was hoping to better pronounce the Greek as found in Interlinear Bibles, Concordances, and Parallel Bibles having the Greek.
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I think I would like to know enough Greek to be able to translate scriptures for myself. There are many different translations of the scriptures and sometimes I wonder who has it correct. Do I go with the one that matches what I want to express or the one that is closest to the original Greek. I have just been going with the flow because I don’t know.
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Enough to be able to use my Interlinear, and NT Greek Study helps better.
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I am just trying to get an overview and define a future direction. Maybe learn a basic understanding and how to use modern computer aids.
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What do you hope to gain from learning Greek?
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To expand my understanding of the New Testament. Understanding of Greek will be beneficial in my Biblical studies.
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As a student of the Word and presently taking theology courses, it is imperative that I learn Greek so that I can apply it to my study of the New Testament writings.
I have never found learning languages easy, but I know that an understanding of Greek will be beneficial in my Biblical studies.
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I hope to develop a better understanding of scripture and what’s lost when the original Greek is translated into English.
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I like to improve my understanding of the Bible.
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To get a better understanding of the texts