From Classical to Biblical to Neohellenic
TRACKING THE HISTORICAL SOUNDS OF GREEK
MISSION
To acquaint learners of Greek with the Historical Greek Pronunciation (HGP) and to provide resources that would help them become increasingly familiar with the original Greek text of the New Testament.
CURRICULUM
For SELF-STUDY or GROUP SETTING
Our Greek Language Resources will help you:
• understand how “Koine” Greek developed and
how it relates to Neohellenic (Modern Greek)
• read, write, listen, and pronounce NT Greek
• learn NT Greek vocabulary, grammar, syntax,
translation, and verbal aspect
Greek Language Resources
Greek Pronunciation
vs. Erasmian
This new book invites you to see not only how Hellenistic “Koine” ought to be pronounced but also why.
Historical Greek Pronunciation (HGP)
Volume I
The historical development of the Κοινή “Koine” sounds from Classical Greek and their relation to Neohellenic (Modern Greek) sounds.
Reading and Pronunciation Workbook
Volume II
with downloadable mp3 sound files
This Workbook serves as a reading, writing, listening, and pronouncing guide to Biblical Greek as well as Neohellenic (Modern Greek).
Grammar Essentials
Volume III
with downloadable mp3 sound files
(Revised and expanded.) Grammar Essentials will benefit the mid-beginning and intermediate student of Greek as well as the advanced seminarian and can be used as a resource by the professional.
Teaching Greek in Partnership with BibleMesh
If you are interested in studying New Testament Greek, you may consider BibleMesh Institute (BMI), a self-paced online program that leads to pathways toward college credit. I would be honored to serve as your NT Greek instructor.