A Summer Greek Reader by Richard J. Goodrich

A Summer Greek Reader

A Workbook for Maintaining Your Biblical Greek

Richard J. Goodrich, David Diewert

Zondervan Academic · Print & ebook · March 12, 2001

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Who it’s for
Work through Greek New Testament passages while reviewing first-year essentials and building working vocabulary.
Genres
Ancient Languages Study, Biblical Language Study
Published
Zondervan Academic, March 12, 2001

About this book

A Summer Greek Reader is the first practical text specifically designed to help students of introductory Greek strengthen their grasp of the essentials over the summer. By spending just twenty minutes a day, students not only maintain what they've learned in their first-year class, but will also build their working vocabulary and gain practice with extended Greek New Testament passages.

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This volume is perfect for students who want to begin reading complete passages of the Greek New Testament while avoiding the complexities encountered in intermediate and advanced studies. A Summer Greek Reader encourages readers to memorize new words while applying the essentials of Greek to translating larger blocks of the New Testament text. - Passages are selected for their straightforward syntax. - Unfamiliar words are cross-referenced or defined in footnotes eliminating the need for lexical work. - English translations are provided for each passage so students can check their work. Self-contained and easy to use, A Summer Greek Reader is a rewarding means of strengthening the knowledge first-year Greek students have worked so hard to acquire. By eliminating the need to rebuild old foundations and by minimizing the mad dash for a bigger vocabulary during the first weeks of second-year Greek, this book will quickly prove its worth to students and educators alike.

Greek New Testament

Work through Greek New Testament passages while reviewing first-year essentials and building working vocabulary.

Come here for

  • Extended Greek New Testament passages with straightforward syntax
  • Footnotes defining or cross-referencing unfamiliar words

Expect

  • English translations for checking your work
  • Practice translating larger blocks of text

Where it sits

Biblical Language Study51%
Ancient Languages Study49%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • Ancient Languages Study
  • Exegesis & Hermeneutics
  • Biblical Language Study
  • Bible Study Guides
Authors
Richard J. Goodrich, David Diewert
Publisher
Zondervan Academic
Published
March 12, 2001
Format
Print & ebook
Reading lane
Ancient Languages Study