Does anybody know of good resources to learn Koine Greek while stuck at home?
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An Introduction to the Grammar of Koine Greek
for English Barbarians
Jonathan Wilkins -
Thier r some good lesson opportunities on u tube and most r cost free . Just google N.T. greek .
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YouTube has some free stuff to watch
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Greshem Machen. Maybe find it on eBay.
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You may join here sir
https://www.facebook.com/groups/NewTestamentGreekForBeginnersSupportGroup/?ref=share
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I spent four year in seminary learning it. I will PM you some books I would recommend.
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Type dead language and surf the Internet
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I used the textbook by Duff last year and liked it a lot. and the audio CD that goes with it. unfortunately there aren’t any vocab/word cards for it specifically , I used the Mounce ones and re-ordered them.
Also the free Logos software is super good for Greek and Hebrew also. The main thing you don’t get with the free version is all the expensive Bible commentaries, and also the Bible versions are public domain (I think), but the Greek and Hebrew that come with the free version really helped me a lot (once you get past the basics).
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I also really like the ESV/Greek interlinear and reverse-interlinear (these are two different books) NT’s published by Crossway
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Phil, “dead language?” Perish the thought! Koine Greek is not only a beautiful language, (if I can use that term), but one of the original forms used in the writing of the first manuscripts. It is used the world over by scholars and theologians, clergy and laypeople alike. Hardly a dead language.
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The Logos software is a lot different (and much better imo) on a desktop PC than on a phone, but the phone (I have Android) version is still good
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Except goofy academic types
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Well. Yes. It’s easy to know and learn than ancient that’s for sure.
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bill mounce biblical greek
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Julie This is the free Logos on Windows desktop PC
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