A New Testament Greek Primer

by S.M. Baugh

This new, innovative Greek grammar utilizes the best modern linguistic principles for equipping students to read the Greek New Testament. S. M. Baugh combines in this primer several attractive features:

• a clear distinction between essentials and nonessentials
• concentration on mastering specific "sub-skills"
• helpful memorization aids, such as vocabulary grouping
• creative exercises drawn directly from the New Testament
• focus on forms that occur frequently in the New Testament

In addition, A New Testament Greek Primer includes paradigms, parsing key, answer key, glossary, and subject index.

With grammar and exercises in one convenient volume, this complete primer is well suited both for Greek classes and for self-study or review.

Genres: Reference, Language

216 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Jacob Tanner]

i wasn't gonna post this but this book caused me such great stress and i spent so much time in it that it deserves to be included in my reading goal for this year

[Kyle Grow]

I can read Greek now.

[Jake Litwin]

Overall pretty good. Has lots of grammatical errors for being the third edition.

[Justin]

There are better introductory Greek grammars out there.

[Mark Donald]

I've been re-reading my introductory Greek textbook to try and refresh my greek and pick up some things I missed while studying the basics at seminary.

I don't have anything to compare this intro greek primer to but it is clear, simple, fairly well formatted, includes exercises to practice.

[Tim Woody]

Sometimes confusing as far as the order of introduction but overall it was a good textbook. The translation exercises were at times very confusing and relied on a level of familiarity with complex linguistic concepts. It would be helpful if Baugh provided two answer keys one for a literal translation word for word and then his own translation of the text.

[Greg]

Great Overview... a few errors in the book.

[Mike Jorgensen]

A few weird tendencies but overall a very good book for teaching and practice. It is also helped by having vocab and parsing apps available on the Apple app store.

[Guillaume Bourin]

Great textbook!