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About This Blog
This blog is where I will post information relevant to the New Testament Greek course as it progresses, including comments about what has been or will be discussed in class. Students should regularly read this blog. Persons can comment on the posts without having to be registered with Google.
NOTE: You will need the free TekniaGreek font (the Windows version is the third choice under the Download section) to read and print the Greek characters in many of the documents linked on this page. Be sure to print out the Keyboard Layout on the page.
Class Information Page
NOTE: You will need the free TekniaGreek font (the Windows version is the third choice under the Download section) to read and print the Greek characters in many of the documents linked on this page. Be sure to print out the Keyboard Layout on the page.
Class Information Page
Answers to Lesson Exercises
Please do the Exercises before checking the answers!
- Lesson 20
- Lesson 19
- Lesson 18
- Lesson 17
- Lesson 16
- Lesson 15
- Lesson 14
- Lesson 13
- Lesson 12
- Lesson 11
- Lesson 10
- Lesson 9
- Lesson 8
- Lesson 7
- Lesson 6
- Lesson 5
- Lesson 4
- Lesson 3
- Lesson 2
Croy's complete answer key to all Practice and Review Exercises
Note: Sometimes he translates the Imperfect as a simple past (i.e., like an Aorist).
See the PDF file on the CD that comes with the new edition of the book for the answers to all the Exercises.
Croy's complete answer key to all Practice and Review Exercises Note: Sometimes he translates the Imperfect as a simple past (i.e., like an Aorist).
Quizzes and Answers
Vocabulary
- Vocabulary list (MS Excel) for A Primer of Biblical Greek, expanded from the textbook to include all words that occur in the New Testament 25x or more (plus 20x-24x); Extra Words only
Since this contains all the vocabulary for the course in Lesson order, I have stopped posting the individual Lesson Vocabulary lists, since students can create their own lists from this comprehensive spreadsheet.
- All Vocabulary So Far
- Lesson 18 Vocabulary
- Lesson 17 Vocabulary
- Lesson 16 Vocabulary
- Lesson 15 Vocabulary
- Lesson 14 Vocabulary
- Lesson 13 Vocabulary
- Lesson 12 Vocabulary
- Lesson 11 Vocabulary
- Lesson 10 Vocabulary
- Lesson 9 Vocabulary
- Lesson 8 Vocabulary
- Lesson 7 Vocabulary
- Lesson 6 Vocabulary
- Lesson 5 Vocabulary
- Lesson 4 Vocabulary
- Lesson 3 Vocabulary
- Lesson 2 Vocabulary
- Basics of Biblical Greek Vocabulary Cards (MS Excel) - first 320 cards based on order of BBG (Mounce - every word 50x or more); cards 321-1000 ordered according to frequency; Course words versus BBG Vocabulary cards
Vocabulary Audio Files
Please forgive my non-native attempts to pronounce Greek! In order to be able to host them all on my space-limited Yahoo! Geocities site, I compressed them to 16-bit audio. If space permits, I may re-record them at some point as 24- or 32-bit, which distinctly sounds better. These are all the audio files I will do, as you will know how to pronounce the words long before you get to Lesson 15.
Grammar Helps - Verbals and Nouns
Class Prayers, Etc.
Pronunciation
- Greek Alphabet and Pronunciation - Historical Pronunciation of Greek and Dr. Randall Buth's Phonemic Koine Greek: MS Excel - Webpage
- Flashcards (front and back) - Letters and Sounds - HPG (and / Buth's pronunciations where they differ)
- Greek Pronunciation links - Several links to hear various pronunciations
- Katerina Sarri's Website with many links re: Greek and pronunciation: Greek Language and Alphabet - Links for Greek Language and Alphabet
- The Error of Erasmus and Un-Greek Pronunciations of Greek by Dr. Chrys Caragounis - now expanded in and superseded by Chapter 6 of his book, The Development of Greek and the New Testament
- Notes on the Pronunciation System of Koine Greek - Imperial Koine Pronunciation - Dr. Randall Buth
New Testament Greek Links
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