From Classical to Biblical to Neohellenic
TRACKING THE HISTORICAL SOUNDS OF GREEK
MISSION
This website serves to acquaint users of Greek with the unbroken record of the historical sounds of the language from classical times to the present, and raise awareness among users of Biblical Greek in particular of the ramifications of the Erasmian pronunciation.
Greek Language Resources
Reading and Pronouncing Biblical Greek
Historical Pronunciation versus Erasmian
This new book invites you to see not only how Hellenistic “Koine” ought to be pronounced but also why.
Orthography and Phonetics Workbook
Volume II
This Workbook serves as a reading, writing, listening, and pronouncing guide to Biblical Greek as well as Neohellenic (Modern Greek).
Biblical Greek Grammar Essentials
Volume III
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.