Link to Streaming of Tyndale GNT lecture, June 20th (Do Not Post) The link below will provide streaming access to Dirk Jongkind’s lecture on the Tyndale edition of the Greek New Testament, Wednesday, June 20th, 1pm (U.S., Eastern Standard Time). The lecture will...
This is a repeat of last Saturday’s announcement of this wonderful opportunity. Lecture on the Tyndale House Edition of the Greek New Testament I (Rob Plummer) would like to invite you to a free lecture on the Tyndale House Edition of the Greek New Testament by...
The seminary where I teach is meeting the needs of working students with families. We are starting an “Evening MDiv,” providing a top notch residential experience with full flexibility of your daytime schedule. I will be teaching Elementary Greek on Monday...
In today’s Saturday feature, guest host Jacob Cerone, formerly of of Logos, demonstrates the practice and benefit of sentence flow outlining (phrase diagramming) in 1 Thessalonians...
Dr. Kenneth Berding has provided Greek students and professors with a wonderful resource – The “Sing and Learn New Testament Greek” CD, a collection of catchy songs to help memorize Greek paradigms. The publisher of this resource, Zondervan, is graciously allowing us...
Here at the Daily Dose of Greek, we always love to hear about your creative memory devices. Today’s Greek verb music video was created by high school students at Founders Christian School in Spring, Texas. Thanks to the students and their teacher, Blake Johnson, for...
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 Aorist and Future Passive forms. As a native of Tennessee and resident of...
ti emoi kai soi In John 2:4, when told that there was no more wine. Jesus responds to his mother Mary by asking, “What to me and to you, woman?” (τί ἐμοὶ καὶ σοί, γύναι;) What does this question...
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 Spring 2018 semester begins, hundreds of new students are learning the Greek alphabet for the...
