Greek Language

Product code: 103200

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A thorough study of the Greek Language. It is hosted by John Moore and includes 35 lessons on 13 DVDs. There is also an audio CD available for alphabet and vocabulary pronunciation.

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Preview	Product Name	Price	Qty
	Greek Kit (13 DVDs, 1 Audio CD, 1 Textbook & 1 Syllabus)	$169.00
	Greek Language 13-DVD Set	$143.00
	Greek Language Box 1 (discs 1 & 2)	$24.00
	Greek Language Box 2 (discs 3 & 4)	$24.00
	Greek Language Box 3 (discs 5 & 6)	$24.00
	Greek Language Box 4 (discs 7 & 8)	$24.00
	Greek Language Box 5 (discs 9 & 10)	$24.00
	Greek Language Box 6 (discs 11 & 12)	$24.00
	Greek Language Box 7 (discs 13)	$12.00
	Learning To Use The Greek New Testament Vocabulary Audio CD	$4.00
	Learning To Use The Greek New Testament Syllabus by John Moore	$1.75
	Learn To Read New Testament Greek by David Alan Black	$28.00

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Instructor: John Moore

Lessons: 35 video lessons

Purpose: The purpose of this course is to introduce the linguistic fundamentals of the Koine Greek language. This course is designed for any individual who desires to interact with the earliest language of the New Testament. Thus preachers, Bible class teachers and individual Christians can benefit from learning to use the Greek New Testament.

Course Goals: (1) To introduce and familiarize the student with the general concepts for utilizing the Greek New Testament. Thus, an emphasis will be given to learning the alphabet, vowels, diphthongs, guidelines for pronunciation, parts of speech and vocabulary. Attention will also be given to the verb system, the use of nouns, participles, prepositions, articles, infinitives, pronouns and conjunctions. Equipped with a basic knowledge of these grammatical components students will be able to translate the various basic sentence structures of Koine Greek. (2) To familiarize students with the use of lexical aids.(3) To educate students about the use of the Greek New Testament in sermons, classes and devotional preparation.