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I don't want to nit pick but there's a weird pause at the beginning. Maybe just work on being more seamless next time. Just some constructive criticism from a fellow youtuber :) Love the videos!

Inspiring. This video changed my life. Your work has inspired me.

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I personally really like logos on mobile. Its free, and if you are stuck, you can just click the word to see the lemma and parsing info. I also like highlighting anything that I dont understand so I can review it later.

Awesome! John Brown of Haddington is such an inspiration, great work John!

Thank you for sharing, brother!

What an awesome story! I was first introduced to John Brown in Mounce's grammar. Hearing it in more detail is rather humbling. We have greater access and tools to learn the language and here was a mere boy who taught himself. The legacy of that same GNT being passed down is amazing. Thank you for sharing your passion. I hope to do the same.

Sorry about the pause at the beginning. 🤦

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These two apps are hands-down my favorite Bible apps. I really can't recommend you getting them enough they are excellent. Scripture direct app play.google.co... The literal word app play.google.co...

Back after checking the 8 minimums video. I think it's very helpful IF you already know some of the grammar.

I think your quote from Metzger is wrong and goes further back to Luther. You should check, a lot of people drop that line and it has been said so many times before Metzger

…and if you buy it, buy it digital! Will save you time and stress finding words. Logos and Accordance both have it.

You have some oldies in there! There has been recent research and improvements in linguistics with Koine which kinda makes Machen outdated…

Well done! Thank you, John!

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It is interesting that the LXX has an additional psalm. There is always something new to learn.

Wow! Another jewel. We owe a great debt of gratitude to the scholars before us whose works endure. Great content. Keep up the good work!

Wow man. That hit me hard

It sounds like your path has been a bit of a windy one. Great to see your progress. Keep it up!

I'm so thankful to hear that I was able to help you a little. Thanks so much for the shout out and congratulations on the great work! Keep going!

Awesome to hear how you have been learning! I started right at the beginning of Covid. I found a Dallas Theological Seminary course that was free to watch through that went through Mounce's Grammar + workbook. I found "auditing" a course is really helpful because you get instruction from a teacher and also get to watch students ask questions, make mistakes, etc: and it feels more engaging then just doing it all solo. I then watched the Master's seminary 3 + 4th semester Greek on youtube while trying my best to do the homework without a syllabus lol. It might be worthwhile for you at this time to try and use that if you think it's a good time, it focuses on reading and applying Wallace's Greek grammar beyond the basics. I was able to do 1 year of seminary and tested out of first year Greek just from my self-study which was really cool and took a proper 3rd and 4th semester there. I would say I'm intermediate/beginning advanced but it still feels like there is much to learn haha. Sounds like you are doing great, and I really appreciate your comments at the end of the "reason" we are learning the languages, to better read and apply God's word in our lives! Blessings on you brother.

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A lot of this is historical revisionism. We know for a fact that Jesus spoke in Hebrew and Aramaic. The only book in the NT that can be proven to have been written in Greek by a native Greek speaker was Hebrews ironically enough. Someone simply has their facts very wrong here!

Amen! Good word and very thought provoking. Thanks for sharing. I am so glad that God is redeeming " the years the locust ate".

this book is helpful to remember the vocabulary of the New Testament. "English derivatives from the Greek New Testament", Charles Van der Pool, Newport at the Apostolic Press". In this book you find for the word in Greek which have an English word, which helps to remember it. Only have the words of the New Testament are in this book. For example : for the Greek Word : therapeuo there is the English Therapy. It is not always so easy but it helps. I am working on make a word to word translation of the New Testament in Greek. Under the word to word translation there are idiomatic expressions. Under that there is a translation in modern language. I make a copy of the text and I take away the Greek text. I have also the same text without translation So I try to read it in Greek. I use my translation only when I cannot read the Greek Text. After that I try to translate my word to word translation into Greek. So I learn my Greek. Is it useful to you? thanks for the answer. Philippe De Vos

Thank you posting this. I'm at the beginning of my Greek journey

Great video. I just started Darryl Burling's Beginning Greek Step by Step and it is excellent. I am a very early beginner, but Darryl's method seems to be very very good. He also provides his insight into how to go about it and is committed to helping us learn personally. I too have a passion to understand what our Lord said in the original languages. One thing that occurred to me is that it takes so much time to exegete the meaning using lexicons, etc. I realized the effort to actually learn the Greek language fluently will save me countless hours in the future when I study the bible and will be invaluable the rest of my life.

Jonathon Edwards sermons on redeeming the time and not procrastinating are wonderful and cut to the bone.

Loved this! So encouraging. Thanks for sharing this ❤

Well said, brother!

There are a plethora of (old school) resources available to aid one in the study of the GNT. If I ever come across this resource I probably would buy it to enhance my library. However I appreciate the new school resources. Biblical Mastery Academy's vocabulary pack paired with Flash Cards Deluxe have proven for me to be invaluable tools for vocabulary acquisition.

Well said, Brother.

Have you wasted your life? It's not too late! Salvation is free for the asking! This gift is absolutely free! All that is required is accepting belief! "For God so loved the world that he gave his only son so that whoever believes in him will not perish but have everlasting life." John 3:16

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This was so encouraging! Preach the word! Know it for yourself. Great advice.

Nice video of a classic. If you've never used it, check out Exhaustive Concordance to the Greek New Testament, by John R. Kohlenberger III (Author), Edward W. Goodrick (Author), James A. Swanson (Author). It's nice for Greek study, because short portions of the verses are listed out, so you can browse without looking up every reference.

Flash greek has been a life saver for me being able to play slideshows of vocab words while i am working during the day

Loving your channel, bro! You seem like such a humble guy! I hope this channel gets the exposure it merits.

what do you think of the word "Oligopistia" in Matthew 17:20 IMO its a excocentric compound word that means unbelief and not little faith. KJV which is derived from the TR translates it to unbelief

Love this. Great job

If you haven't already done so, would you consider a review of the Tyndale House GNT?