Greek Resources
We have assembled for you some of our favorite resources for learning and mastering New Testament Greek.
Greek Bibles
Textual Criticism
Other Resources
- DDG Accountability Sheet, Summer 2017
- GreekTenseFormChoice (Baugh)
- DeeperGreek website
- Bill Mounce
- Scripture Tools for Every Person (STEP)
- Louw-Nida Lexicon
- BibleWorks
- NTResources.com
- NTDiscourse.org
- Steve Runge’s blog
- Rodney Decker’s Resource page
- NT Gateway Greek Sources (Mark Goodacre)
- Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (Dan Wallace)
- Latin Per Diem (“Daily Latin Lessons in 4-minutes or less” by Dr. David C. Noe)
- Learn to Read New Testament Greek (by David Alan Black)
- Baylor Greek Handbooks
- Exegetical Guide to the Greek New Testament (EGGNT)
- Freebies for Students of NT Greek (Marg Mowczko)
From the Video Blog
Schreiner’s Revelation Commentary
Beloved Daily Dose subscribers, This coming week, we start going through the Book of Revelation! As a special treat, Crossway has provided a 46-page sample of Tom Schreiner’s forthcoming Revelation commentary (see download link below), which will be published in...
Greek Accents
Greek Accents https://vimeo.com/266966178
Imperatives-Debates-Verbal Aspect
Is the negated present imperative used to command someone to STOP an activity in process? Well… sometimes. Watch today’s weekend edition of the Daily Dose of Greek for nuanced discussion of the Greek imperative. https://vimeo.com/152101830
Nestle-Aland Apparatus Symbols
It’s always good to begin February's with a little review of text criticism. In today’s weekend (rerun) edition, Southwestern Seminary professor Dr. David Hutchison explains how to read the apparatus symbols in the Nestle-Aland 28th edition Greek New Testament....
EGGNT of James
As we look forward to starting the Epistle of James this next week, Dr. Plummer briefly introduces the EGGNT volume on James by Chris Vlachos https://vimeo.com/250891983
Baylor Handbook on the Greek Text – 1-2-3
Baylor Handbook on the Greek Text – 1, 2, 3, John by Martin Culy In today’s video, we remind you of a wonderful series of Greek Handbooks published by Baylor University Press. Included in the video is a code (code: BBMA), which gets you 30% off and free shipping at...
Android Apps
Daily Dose Android Apps Good news! A Daily Dose follower, Rick Conrad, has developed these free Daily Dose Android apps as another way to watch, download, and organize your Daily Dose videos....
Murray Harris
In this video, Dr. Plummer looks at the exemplary life of Greek grammarian Murray Harris. As we prepare start going through Philemon this coming week, this video also reminds viewers of the code for the FREE download of Murray Harris’s Greek guide to Philemon....
Double Accusative Construction
Drawing upon the work of Dan Wallace, this video looks at that seemingly ubiquitous “Double Accusative” construction. https://vimeo.com/240019173
The Subjunctive Song
Dr. Danny Zacharias has created a collection of creative, amusing, and memorable music videos to help students remember Greek paradigms. Today, he is graciously sharing with us his video on Subjunctives. Helpful? For only $5, you can purchase all of Dr. Zacharias’s...
Sunday Daily Dose Book Review
Sunday "Daily Dose Book Review". We would like to give special thanks to booksataglance.com GREEK FOR LIFE: STRATEGIES FOR LEARNING, RETAINING, AND REVIVING NEW TESTAMENT GREEK...
Philemon next, free resource
In today’s weekend feature, Dr. Plummer reveals the next New Testament book for the Daily Dose of Greek … Paul’s Epistle to Philemon! Also, a coupon code is provided to download a free Greek exegetical resource on Philemon. (Thank you to B&H Academic for the great...
Greek for Life
In today’s Saturday feature, Dr. Plummer introduces you to your Greek language “personal trainer” in paperback form—Greek for Life: Strategies for Learning, Retaining, and Reviving New Testament Greek (Baker, 2017)....
Memory Songs – The Greek Alphabet
It’s our tradition at the Daily Dose to start each semester by returning to the Greek Alphabet. Sing the Greek Alphabet to yourself. Teach someone else to sing it. As the Fall 2017 semester begins, hundreds of new students are learning the Greek alphabet for the...
Baugh – Infinitive Choice
Drawing upon the insights of Dr. Steven Baugh, Dr. Plummer discusses the factors we should consider when determining why a biblical author employed a specific tense form of the infinitive. (In other words, why did a biblical author choose a present vs. an aorist...
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