NT Greek: How to become a pro at Biblical Greek (using this approach).

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Someone who can confidently read any passage from the Greek New Testament and not only translate it, but study the grammar and syntax of the passage and come away with insights about what the original author communicated to us in the text, gets to be called a Biblical Greek pro.

Learn how you can get to that level starting from knowing nothing in this video.

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00:00 Introduction
00:15 How do you become a pro?
03:15 3 Things it takes to get there
09:41 Is seminary the only way?
11:47 Limited time lifetime Greek deal!

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As a member for over 3 years now I can vouch for the quality of the instruction and the vocabulary acquisition method in this system.

neilellson

Been learning the alphabet. Just started reading some greek NT mainly to help learn the letters. I love how phonetic the language is (for the most part). Generally speaking you can begin recognizing and pronouncing words just by knowing the alphabet with a few caveats. Also I love that the word order, from what I’ve seen so far, basically matches english. Gives me a lot of hope for taking on as big of a task as learning a new language.

spjm

I would recommend BMA to anyone wanting to learn Greek (and/or Hebrew). However, Darryl has really put together a great deal here.

thomaspayne

Been blessed by channels like this can Daily Dose of Greek to learn much when finances aren't a thing.

LearndingLife

I would pay a subscription for videos of your interpretation of scripture.

LVTRFEV

Hypothetically, if someone worked from the easiest to hardest NT books, and is able to read them all, are they reviewing all the vocab for the 27 books of the NT every day?

wst

Can someone explain "revelation 13:10 KJV" in greek

habakkuk

I've been told that 2 Thess chapter 2 is badly translated in English, so can you provide a accurate translation in English so I know what it's saying? Or is their a better translation in English I can use? It concerns the first 8 verses.

MrDilley

There is nothing worse in martial arts than a know it all white belt. I imagine it is the same with the know it all non-Greek speaking, interlinear tooting Christian....

robwagnon

way too much verbiage:
How to become a pro at Biblical Greek? Just say it, list it -- you waste way too much time.

lufknuht

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