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GOD willing i plan on learning greek,
to read the new testement in its original lnguage
i was wondering if anyone has tried the following book and its
companion workbook


Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar

http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/productitem_no=250870&event=CF#curr

Basics of Biblical Greek Workbook

http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/productitem_no=250862&event=CF


GOD willing i also plan on getting a itnerliner hebrew-greek 1 volume Bible
some basic greek grammar vocabulary cards
and the Thayer's greek-english lexicon of the new testement lexxicon


thank you for reading
GOD bless

I have not tried it, but here in Seminary I'm taking Attic Greek (which is the stepping stone for Koine Greek, what the old testament is written in--Koine is to Attic what comic books are to English). The book we use is Donald Mastronarde's Introduction to Attic Greek. It's very VERY technical and dense, but the chapters are decent. They don't cover too much or too little at once.

I guess I can't help you much otherwise, but perhaps it's just good to know of someone else taking Greek who may be of some help later, ne?

Perhaps you could consider taking classes at a Bible College. Biblical Greek and Hebrew are taught at the ones I know of.

Ashley wrote:I have not tried it, but here in Seminary I'm taking Attic Greek (which is the stepping stone for Koine Greek, what the old testament is written in--Koine is to Attic what comic books are to English). The book we use is Donald Mastronarde's Introduction to Attic Greek. It's very VERY technical and dense, but the chapters are decent. They don't cover too much or too little at once.

I guess I can't help you much otherwise, but perhaps it's just good to know of someone else taking Greek who may be of some help later, ne?

THANKS its always good have help

although i havent gotten the materials yet(GOD willing)
i remeber reading in a exerpt about koine greek
that before arcehlogical studies showed that koine greek
was an actual form of the greek language.
the new testement was said to be "Holy Ghost language"
lol

termyt wrote:Perhaps you could consider taking classes at a Bible College. Biblical Greek and Hebrew are taught at the ones I know of.

i was actualy considering that
however
money seems to be a problem at this time
also im studieng for my ged rigth now
in order to (GOD willing) pursue a job as a
firefighter
however since firefighters get lots of time off( on 24 hours off 48 repeat)
(GOD willing) i might be able to work that out later
but right now im trying to learn outside of college