Learning Biblical Greek, or any language is a lifelong endeavor. There is always more to learn and discover. Whether you want to continue to enhance your understanding of Greek grammar and syntax, or expand your reading of the New Testament, learning and using biblical Greek provides for a life of spiritual and personal growth.
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Scripture's Story
August, McGinniss, Gardoski, Slusser
Scripture’s Story: A Unifying Hope
“This book explores the unity and diversity of the Bible, while tracing the unifying and central hope of God’s story throughout the Old Testament and New Testament; the promised Offspring, God will eventually destroy evil, restore creation, and dwell with his people forever.”
Greek for Life
Merkle, Plummer
Greek for Life: Strategies for Learning, Retaining, and Reviving New Testament Greek
“This book offers practical advice for using NT Greek in preaching & teaching ministries. Merkle and Plummer urge its’ readers to set realistic plans and goals, and ultimately challenge them to use their Greek skills daily.”
Exegetical Fallacies
Carson
Exegetical Fallacies
“This book exposes and examines the common fallacies within the exegetical process. For communicators of God’s revelation, this is a must read. Carson masterfully assists his readers with an understanding of ‘critical exegesis.’”
Biblical Words and Their Meaning
Silva
Biblical Words and Their Meaning: An Introduction to Lexical Semantics
“This book establishes principles and develops methods for the study of words as elements of language. Silva expertly handles the historical and descriptive understanding of words within the etymological, and structural and contextual setting; the difference between diachronic and synchronic linguistic studies.”
Introduction to Koine Greek
August
Introducing Koine Greek
“This first-year Greek grammar book is practical, accessible and expedites the learning of Koine Greek. August writes a manageable and straightforward resource with little complexity and greater intentionality toward the retention and understanding of God’s word.”