Google Search: greek new testament

Google Search: greek new testament
On these sites are numerous Greek texts and translations. Browse around to see the wealth of knowledge that is avaliable on the Internet.

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Wordbase Greek ( New Testament Greek )

Wordbase Greek ( New Testament Greek ): "Manual for Wordbase Greek 1.4 �
Welcome to Wordbase Greek!
Wordbase Greek is a program designed for those who study Greek, particularly New Testament Greek. The program helps You to learn Greek letters, Greek grammar and Greek words."

Greek New Testament, Read by Marilyn Phemister

Greek New Testament, Read by Marilyn Phemister
Marilyn Phemister reads the Greek New Testament. This will help learn to pronounce the Greek words.

Little Greek 101: Learning New Testament Greek

Little Greek 101: Learning New Testament Greek: "Contents
1. The alphabetTables and suchExploring real Greek
2. Verbs (present active indicative)Tables and suchExploring real Greek
3. Pronouns, subjects, objects, ownersTables and suchExploring real Greek
4. Pronouns (continued)Exploring real Greek
5. Articles and nounsTables and suchExploring real Greek
6. 'to be', use of the articleTables and suchExploring real Greek
7. prepositions, case system revisited"

Google Search: greek new testament

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New Testament Gateway: The Gospel of Matthew

New Testament Gateway: The Gospel of Matthew
To interpret the New Testament it is good to have good reference books and articles. This site seems to be sound. Watch out for material that tries to give a particular denominational or private interpretation.

Greek New Testament

Greek New Testament
This site hosts the entire New Testament in Greek. By clicking on each word you are given the parts of speech for each word. Since verb and noun forms give meaning to translating Greek, it is important to know the different noun and verb forms.