New Testament and Classic Greek Site Statement of purpose

Introduction

There are numerous web resources available to the full time student of the Greek Bible. This site is dedicated to he disciple or hobbyist who wants to read the New Testament in the language in which it was originally written. Whether the initial essay was made out of intellectual curiosity or as a quest for spiritual growth, the student will soon come to see that reading the Bible in it's original tongue lends it a power and fascination that is difficult to obtain by reading a translation...[more]

A Road map for learning Greek

This site is growing every day. Here you can learn the necessary grammar and vocabulary, look at a primer, read the Revised common Lexicon in Greek, and do various graded exercises. You will not of course be able to do all this at once. The first and absolutley essential thing is that you must learn the Greek alphabet....[more]

Site Contents

This site actually contains all you need in order to learn Greek, but there are many other resources available, and many excellent print publications. You will need a browser that has a Unicode polytonic Greek font installed. The one we use here is Aristarcoj and that can be downloaded from . http://www.russellcottrell.com/greek/fonts.aspThis page will also allow you to tell whether you have the necessary font installed. This site has the following broad categories...[more]