
Read It in Greek
An Introduction to New Testament Greek
Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing · Print & ebook · September 8, 1993
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- Who it’s for
- An inductive introduction to New Testament Greek, integrating reading with lessons in exegesis.
- Genres
- Biblical Language Study, Ancient Languages Study, Exegesis & Hermeneutics
- Published
- Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, September 8, 1993
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This is a print on demand book and is therefore non- returnable. In American seminaries today, there is a very limited amount of time available to most students for language study. Still, a working knowledge of the original language of the New Testament is imperative for informed exegesis of the biblical texts. Written with this difficult situation in mind, Read It in Greek offers a concise, one- semester introduction to the Greek language of the New Testament.
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Taking a unique, inductive approach to the study of Greek, this text focuses on reading the Greek — 1 John is read through from beginning to end — yet also teaches enough syntax to enable students to interact with all of the New Testament. The book also integrates into the language course lessons in exegesis of the Greek text, resulting in immediate, usable skills that will allow students to look behind the façade of modern-language translations and to follow discussions in technical commentaries and other scholarly works. Students who go beyond the first semester to further study of the language will find it easy to refine the general concepts taught here. Those who do not will have begun reading the Greek New Testament and will have the resources necessary to continue doing so. Originally published as The New Testament Is in Greek: A Short Course for Exegetes, this volume continues to be one of the best resources available for quickly — yet effectively — introducing students to the reading of New Testament Greek.
Reading 1 John
An inductive introduction to New Testament Greek, integrating reading with lessons in exegesis.
Come here for
- Reading 1 John in Greek from beginning to end
- Syntax that supports work across the New Testament
Expect
- A concise, one-semester course
- Practice looking beyond modern-language translations
Where it sits
| Biblical Language Study | 63% |
|---|---|
| Exegesis & Hermeneutics | 53% |
| Ancient Languages Study | 39% |
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Publisher categories
- Modern Greek Language Study
- Ancient Languages Study
- Biblical Language Study
- Authors
- Louis Wm Countryman, L. William Countryman
- Publisher
- Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing
- Published
- September 8, 1993
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Reading lane
- Modern Greek Language Study