How to do a Greek Word Study using a FREE Online Tool!

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[thebeatagp]

Hey BEAT family! I'm so excited about today's video! Did you know the Bible was NOT written in English, but in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek? For this reason, it is helpful to be able to study God's word in the original languages. Here is a quick and easy way to learn how to find the meaning of a Greek word in the New Testament. I hope you enjoy!

[ReliantonJesus]

Thank you brother for this video! Studying God's Word to the best of our ability, is so vital to be able to learn and be renewed in our thinking.

[robino]

Very helpful allen thank you, keep working for christ

[Tay-cgpt]

Very grateful for this. And so crazy too cause I’ve been using bible study tools this whole time but never for Greek study!
I do wish it was customary for Christians to learn Greek and Hebrew though 😅 it would be so much easier

[carypeterson]

Yes! People bad mouth the Jewish roots movement, but I will tell you that since my husband and I have studying the Bible through the lens of Jewish culture and language, the Bible has come even more alive. We’ve been in church all of our lives, and we feel like we’ve been deceived the whole time. We’re constantly saying “why aren’t more churches teaching this? How do they not know this?” We read the Bible from a western mindset which is so different from the eastern (specifically, Jewish).

[klasxever]

Thank you thank you. I needed to know this being a missionary and being brought in a churchtianity its been difficult to know these things. Thank you God bless you Allen

[adamboyd]

thanks for directing me to this resource brother. God bless.

[carlageday]

The channel has really grown over the years

[kristie]

Thank you sooo much! I've been wondering how to do this in-depth study.

[simplicesikadi]

thank you so much. this just what i have been looking for. thank you s much

[jeankhan]

Very handy, also congrats on your new movie coming out, I loved the Equalizer, can't wait to see the next one.

[brentumeh]

god bless you my brother this video helped me alot !

[fallonmerri]

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you!

[tonyreese]

I do use that website, although I've never used the interlinear study tools available. thanks for reminding me and showing how to use it correctly. Shalom

[kenfhill]

Great video. Especially nice : no annoying background "music" - much easier on my old ears. However, the yellow mouse-cursor circle could use lots more transparency if used on future videos. It almost completely obscured the text being spotlighted. I use theWord Bible software (free) which has the same sort of word study tools.

[ivandatdude]

Thank you so much! Thought I needed to go to seminary to figure this out. lol

[olbiomoiros]

I’m Greek and I love reading the bible in Ancient Greek

[edwardmiessner]

The Tufts Perseus Greek Word Study Tool is another excellent resource and yes, they have all the books of the Bible in the Tufts Perseus Greek Library. From the Tool I learned that Roman crucifixion was uglier and more shameful than anyone, even Mel Gibson, has let on.

For example, the word _estaurōmenoi_ (from Justin Martyr, Dialogue with Trypho 91.1-2) fetches in the returned definition the parsing "part pl perf m/p masc nom redupl" for the word _stauroō_ which means "fence with pales, pile drive, impale, crucify". The above parsing means "participle, plural, perfect, middle/passive, nominative, reduplicative". It refers to men who are hanged on execution crosses, but it reveals something far worse: it means not only "crucified", but also "self-crucified", which does not make sense *unless* the meaning expressed here includes "pile driven", as in "impaled". And since the parsing includes "reduplicative", it means the action was repeated over and over again.

Not what we are shown in church where Jesus is portrayed in a towel, skirt, or loincloth and nailed to a cross which the Romans called a _tropaeum_ and the Greeks a _tropaion._ Better to believe that Pilate ran out of execution crosses and had to resort to a _tropaeum._ But for those who'd rather confront the ultimate hideous, humiliating truth 🤔 a new dimension to the Crucifixion is revealed.

[NathanMladenik]

I want to learn some of the original greek and hebrew on my journey of the study of gods word !

[katelinparks]

blueletterbible.org is another free website that offers the greek word meaningsm. Just click on the box that is next to the word "strongs" for the strongs concordance.