Fundamental Greek Grammar

by James W. Voelz

A third edition, this linguistically and educationally sound book is a first-year textbook that gives a solid overview of New Testament grammar and vocabulary. This book takes a fundamental approach, moving "from the known to the unknown," from the easy to the difficult. The format helps students with little background in classical languages grasp the essentials of translating and interpreting Greek. The book covers the rudiments of Greek, verbs nouns adjectives personal pronouns relative pronouns infinitives participles irregular adjectives and more It includes exercises with answer key, paradigms, principal parts, vocabulary, and more. All exercises, translations, and Bible passages move from the easy to the difficult. The 3rd edition includes additional/new practice sentences, Bible passages, and an all-new design that enables the student to more easily work through the book. All material presented in this edition are compatible with the Concordia Seminary Itunes U class. It can be

376 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1986

Reviews

[Kathleen · Rating 2 out of 5]

No fun to read, but it'll teach you how to read the New Testament in Greek!

[Frida Li · Rating 3 out of 5]

Manageably solid grammar, crazily offbeat examples...