Thread: Koine Greek online

Wondering where the cheapest, best online tools are to learn Greek. I've got a friend who wants to take it. Possibly try to test out of it for MTh. Any suggestions? I may brush up before my upcoming PhD studies. C student years ago won't cut it today! Thanks...

Nations U had a good course.

nationsu.org

Check these older posts:

http://www.degreeinfo.com/distance-l...ek-course.html

http://www.degreeinfo.com/distance-l...es-online.html

NOBTS is ATS accredited and offers several online language certificates

NOBTS - Online Certificate Programs

thanks....my alma mater...in driving distance, is allowing me to come down for summer courses to refresh. It's only been 15+ years since I took a Greek course!! I'll be learning all over again!

Here are a couple of sources that do not have to cost ANY money.

My local B&M Uni bookstore couldn't sell me ANY BIBLE GREEK BOOK AT ALL -- didn't even offer to take an order for one. This is a Uni with a Divinity School! Went to the Divinity School bookstore (closet-sized) and some concerned soul had taken almost all books HOME FOR SAFEKEEPING over the summer! No Bible Greek books there at all! (I have taken about 15 extension courses from this Uni and I won't be back!)

Got a free pdf-format grammar book, downloaded from Learn Bible Greek on VideoPOD

31 lessons (good!) are available to see at QHST Home. Only register/pay if you want to.

Johann

Thanks for the links, Johann.

Hi

You're welcome. Another useful free link:

Free Interlinear Greek & English New Testament. Lines for

(1) Greek text,
(2) pronunciation,
(3) word-by-word English translation
(4) finished English translation

Online Greek Interlinear Bible . It's PDF format, readable on-screen and/or download-and-printable.

Johann

SATS has a great for credit Greek module. Friend is utilizing it. Couple hundred bucks instead of 1000+ for Greek.

iTunes u has some great lectures from many of the top universities and seminaries around the world. I've found Greek, Hebrew and multiple theological lectures from Concordia , Dallas, etc.
http://itunesu.edu

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Sorry...it's simply http://iTunes.edu

Ugh. I'm computer iliterate. itunes.csl.edu

Monday morning I go back to school. I completed my doctorate in 07 but it's been 15 years since I've formally studied Greek. So, I'm going to my seminary for six weeks this summer to refresh. Mounce is the key text. Then, it's off to study PhD in Practical Theology from Auckland Park SA with North-West University. Past two weeks I've worked thru chapter 11 in Mounce. We'll see how fast it comes back!!

I'm sure everyone is already aware, but just in case....Genesis 1 KJV - Bible - YouVersion.com has three Greek translations for free. It's the number bible app in the world and it's in multiple languages, including biblical ones!

Thus far Greek has been really good. (one week down and five to-3hrs a day 5 days a week). Premature Question: should I even be considering signing up for Greek 3 this fall? It's third year syntax and book study in Philippians. My phd that I'm enrolling in Oct 31st is in Pentecostal theology- dissertation only. I'm writing toward a pentecostal Theol of leadership. Greek 3 and Philippians are really necessary. (I don't think). My primary focus in my phd will be practical theology, not NT.

Phd doesn't officially start until January. Money isnt an issue. I will simply be auditing or sitting in for free since I don't need it on a transcript.

Advice, thoughts?

I would say it is worth it if you have the time. More practice in the Greek NT is always a good thing for a pastor.