GREK - Greek

This course is an introduction to the most important grammatical constructions and categories of New Testament Greek. Practical applications, sample translations from the New Testament, linguistic theories, vocabulary acquisition, and samples of ancient Greek artifacts are included.

This course is a continuation of Elementary Greek I. Consideration is given to the history of the New Testament text. Translation and interpretation of sections from one New Testament book serve as application. Prerequisite: GREK 2413.

This course is a study of New Testament Greek on an intermediate level. Sections from the Gospels and a New Testament epistle are used for detailed, interpretive studies of grammatical constructs and syntactical features. Additional New Testament translation and interpretation, extended vocabulary acquisition, semantic domain analysis, and familiarization with available study tools are included. Practical and personal applications based upon exegesis are emphasized. Prerequisites: GREK 2414 and CSBS 1312

This course is a study of New Testament Greek on an advanced intermediate level and the history of the Greek language that builds upon the content in Intermediate Greek I. Readings and translations may include selections from the New Testament, the Septuagint, early Christian literature, and the Greek philosophers. Practical and personal applications based upon exegesis are emphasized. Prerequisites GREK 3313 and CSBS 1312

Advanced Greek students will improve their understanding of the Greek New Testament through translation and exegesis of selected texts. Practical and personal applications are emphasized. Prerequisite: GREK 3314.