Basics of Biblical Greek: Chapter 1 to 3a

[@rebeccap6878]

I'm about to be a student at CSP to major in theology and pre-deaconess!!! I just got myself a textbook, and I'm watching through these to get a headstart! Thank you so much for this!!!

[@scripturial]

Even just getting comfortable with the alphabet is a good head start. May you be reading scripture in Biblical Greek in no time!

[@hamanaaz8846]

Can you tell me the name of the book ?

[@christopher31ck]

@@hamanaaz8846I think it’s Basics of Biblical Greek fourth edition by Dr William D Mounce.

[@BiblicalStudiesandReviews]

I found these videos very helpful when I was going through beginning Greek.

[@scripturial]

It's great to see some additional background knowledge thrown in that is not always include in these types of RUclips videos.

[@stonedanny5588]

thanks for sharing such a great course, where do we get the "workbook" please? thanks again!

[@PastorVicenteBatista]

Hello friend!!! Greetings, have a great week

[@ndifonharison6155]

How can one get the workbook

[@ANismo82]

Where can I get the workbook?

[@raysalmon6566]

It is not surprising that, in a period when the TR held sway and only occasionally an independent spirit ventured to question its authority, the first GNT to be published in America was the time-honored Textus Receptus.
*Bruce Metzger TNT* pg 163
*MeWe Learn Biblical Greek, Discussions, quizzes, TC history*

[@thelthrythquezada8397]

What was the text book that was used, IF you mention it then no need to reply.

[@Yud_Trinitarian]

Pronunciation of Letters: 5:41

[@hari2030]

Tq sir from india..

[@noraortiguesa7817]

Thank you. God bless you

[@markkirby1855]

Thank you for your time. God bless

[@DaleSanger]

What text book did you use for this class?

[@doodlewrath]

this generation has ruined my brain, every time he says sigma i see patrick bateman doing that face in my mind..

[@oxysz]

😂

[@ronhoole1734]

This is helpful for the beginner such as myself, but what is the work book that you mention?

[@av8orCH-47]

Hey Ron, the book is Bill Mounce's Basics of Biblical Greek - Grammar. Here's a link...
www.amazon.com/Basics-Biblical-Grammar-William-Mounce/dp/0310287685/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1542999715&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=mounce+basics+of+biblical+greek&dpPl=1&dpID=51izK4A27uL&ref=plSrch

[@shamshadakhtar7684]

Sahi Kaha

[@shamshadakhtar7684]

Sahi Kaha

[@Yah_free]

@@shamshadakhtar7684 Jesus is the truth

[@ericnapoleon4867]

why is that the gamma 10:09 does not look like the gamma listed in the chart. In the chart it looks like a y not an upside down fish.

[@supersurgelawncare]

One is modern Greek and one coine greek

[@filthypigram]

God bless you

[@ductrungvu7291]

Thanks so much

[@victoriakonstantinovna9903]

thenks!

[@schachmatt1581]

Thanks

[@ngovantaisavio8376]

thank you very much:evxpakatuu

[@gpdirayung2777]

Thank You, God Bless

[@JesusSaves23k]

5:17 *drake lil yachty gif*

[@franckoziastv7773]

cool teaching

[@shamshadakhtar7684]

Yar Granny chapter 1 to koy be kar sak ta ha

[@shamshadakhtar7684]

Comment karo

[@ahmadmitbi9543]

Your pronunciation is very american

[@Craigs_Veritas_Bullet1n]

I'm not fluent in Greek AT ALL but some of your pronunciations are incorrect. I know a lady from our congregation who is a native Grecian and she helped me. The correct pronunciations of certain letters you pronounce wrong: veta (not bayta) ghamma (almost a hawking sound NOT 'g' as in going), thelta (not delta), zehta (not zayta), pee (not pie). There are a few others I can't remember right now.

[@profschuler]

Your friend uses a modern Greek pronunciation. As I was trained using the Erasmian system, I continue that usage here.

[@Craigs_Veritas_Bullet1n]

@@profschuler Didn't know that. Thank you

[@Bellg]

@@Craigs_Veritas_Bullet1n If you are not in university then try to learn the modern Greek. Erasmian way of speaking is sadly considered to be "the gold standard" for academia, but Greek people find it offensive. And rightfully so imo

[@SisterBaby]

@@Bellg These are lectures in New Testament Greek, which is Koine Greek, NOT modern. If your aim is to study the N.T., you need to be learning Koine Greek.

[@Bellg]

​@@SisterBaby You misunderstand me. I know very well that this is Koine. However, I still believe that learning that which people nowadays call the "modern" pronunciation of said language is the superior choice imo. The Erasmian pronunciation system is not an organic thing upheld by a people, their culture and faith. It is also, frankly, just ugly. It is a product of western academia. Of people who thought that they were somehow justified in discarding the actual pronounciation of liturgical and biblical greek (as found in any and all orthodox monastic communities) in favour of some made up scheme based on speculation and guess work. Erasmian pronunciation is an insult to the memory of the people who, throughout centuries of persecution, kept the torch of (biblical) greek burning. If you want to engage with Greek then learn it from those whos fathers bled and died to preserve it. Not from some Dutch guy.

[@juancap4885]

Terrible pronunciation.

[@friendlyfire7509]

He disclaimers saying it's going to be artificial, not the same as modern greek.

[@meglukes]

He’s using the erasmian system

[@user-pj7sq7ce1f]

@@friendlyfire7509 well Erasmus way for koine greek is crap, greeks never used it

[@scripturial]

Perhaps any pronunciation is better than no pronunciation at all :)