Biblical Greek (Foundations)
Discover the richness of the New Testament by learning Koiné Greek—the original language of the Bible. This beginner-friendly Biblical Greek course is designed to help you build a strong foundation without overwhelming you with endless grammar charts.
Through a step-by-step approach, you’ll learn essential grammatical forms and rules that make it easy to derive other forms as you progress. Each lesson includes practical exercises, assignments to reinforce key grammar concepts, and vocabulary lists adjusted to actual biblical texts where the grammar appears.
By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills and confidence to independently read and understand the New Testament in its original Greek, deepening your connection to the scriptures.
Start your journey into Biblical Greek today and experience the Bible as it was written!
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Introduction to Greek LanguageWelcome to the study of Biblical Greek! This course will guide you through the essential grammar, vocabulary, and skills needed to engage directly with the... |
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Alphabet, pronunciationIn this lesson, you will learn the Greek alphabet and to read and pronounce the Greek text. |
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Article, first and second declension (models λογος, τεκνον, ἡμερα, δοξα, ψυχη)Definite article and its function in Greek. First and second declension in Greek and basic forms. |
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First declension (model προφητης), adjectives |
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Third declension, plosive consonants + sigma, pronouns |
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Greek verb overview, Present tense |
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Future, prepositions |
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Imperfect, verb to be (εἰμί) |
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Aorist I. a II. (active, middle, passive) |
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Perfect, Pluperfect |
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Participles (present, aorist, perfect) |
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Contract verbs |
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Subjunctive |