Welcome to Biblical Greek Lessons.

These lessons will empower the Bible student to perform Greek word studies using the many Koine Biblical Greek resources such as an analytical lexicon, concordances and interlinear Greek New Testaments. The lessons cover basics such as the Greek alphabet, basic grammar and practice exercises in locating all the occurrences of the Greek words in the New Testament.

The Koine Lessons are not structured to teach the language, but structured to learn how to use the many Koine Greek reference books. This method is far faster than learning Biblical Greek as a language. You can learn Greek in only SIX lessons in this series! You do not need to spend several semesters in college. You don't even need the first semester usually called: Greek 101.

Introductory Koine Greek Classes have been taught at Christian leadership schools for over 40 years with hundreds of students. Our method of learning Greek is time proven.

Note: If you think Biblical Greek is dull and boring, just watch the video on the Koine Lessons page!

• Greek Alphabet Song
  

  Just a fun way to learn the Greek alphabet. Sing along and learn. 00:59

• Hear and See Greek
  

  Hear and see Greek spoken by a professional speaker reading 1 Corinthians 13. 01:54
  More at    www.greeklatinaudio.com

Introductory Videos

• Greek Lessons Preview Clips
  

  Short clips from Introduction through Lesson 3. 12:01

• Ten Reasons to Study Koine
  

  Top ten reasons to study Biblical Koine Greek. 01:46

• Study Books and Handouts

  Which resource books to get. About the handouts. 08:44

• Class Goals

  Purpose and goals of this lesson series. 04:02

• Class Sessions Overview

  What is in each lesson. 08:35

• Why use the ESV?
  

  The story of finding the ESV and why I use it in Greek Class. 19:33

Note:
Lesson series completed. October, 2009

“Without some knowledge of Hebrew and Greek, you cannot be certain in a single instance, that in your sermon, based on scripture text, you are presenting the correct teaching of that text.”

Zondervan Interlinear Greek Text, Editorial Comment

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Note:
Koine Biblical Greek is the same as New Testament Greek. The word Koine simply means "common" meaning the the common Greek used in commerce throughout the Greek empire and later the Roman empire when the Romans took over the former territories of the Greek empire.