Koine Greek: Reading outside the New Testament

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Reading Greek outside the Greek New Testament will increase your confidence and help you read with greater clarity in the New Testament. But what resources are available to help you read outside the New Testament? In this video, we'll look at two groups of resources outside of the Greek New Testament.

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I hope you guys read the Septuagint. You might have trouble if you don’t know a lot about Egyptian Arabic. If you have a Greek expert around who’d want to check through some verses with me, I’d love that.

I want to look at the Job section on Leviathans, Psalm 23, Monument Inscription Psalms, The end of Isaiah, and John passages involving Oude.

glassroads

This is a fantastic video! As a language learner I am more of an inductive learner, so reading the language in a live context is not only fun but also helps me learn so much better. I did not realize that there was so many excellent resources! Thanks for such a great guide to the other resources!

Moreh

Daryl, that was very helpful, thank you for making a video so quickly in response to my question! :)

shaunalexthomas

Thanks Daryl! Loved the video. Keep it up. These have been very helpful for me.

TigerU

I got the reader's LXXlast year and have found it very helpful. I also use Rod Whitacre's reader with some of my students. Lovely resource. He also has an English translation tucked away in the back of the book where it is helpful without distracting the reader.

tarajernigan

A video on non-Christian writings would be interesting. I am just starting to learn Greek and am primarily learning it to read Christian literature, but I have also wondered what else I can do with the language. I've heard, for instance, I will be able to use it to read Epictetus's Discourses. That sounds worthwhile. But what else is there? There's a video topic for you.

sorenpx

Kindle editions available for both the McLean’s Hellenistic and Biblical Greek: A Graduated Reader and Bandy’s Greek Reader’s Apostolic Fathers

markmarkster

Where can I buy an "unedited" or "regular" Byzantine type set Greel New Testament that isn't a "critical edition" but more of just like a personal devotional reader?

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Please turn off your phone when recording!

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