This was great and encouraging. One other thing I do is read any passage I am studying in the Greek first. I know I will not recognize all the words, but I look for those I do recognize and try to grasp what I can. The rest I mouse over in Logos and to see both the lemma and the parsing of that word.
There are two channels with Koine Greek NT here www.youtube.com/@AntonTasos/videos www.youtube.com/@Christisinn/videos The both use Modern Greek pronounciation, which I also use to read. I found them both very helpful. If, however, you are a complete beginner you will want to slow the playback down somewhat. One is Textus Receptus and the other is Majority Text.
I have a question on the hebrew course: I'm 30 years old and have no desktop or laptop, just a smartphone and a tablet that i dont use. Im not tech savvy on the video calls and programs. Will taking the course still benefit me to the fullest, or should I go for Van Pelts' biblical hebrew? Something with videos? Don't know much about your curriculum of hebrew, but I do want to learn and have a richer understanding of gods message.
We have videos available as part of our course material. We also include calls and a community along with community calls such as weekly office hours calls and our weekly readings in Genesis call designed to help beginners. You should be able to use a smartphone or tablet for everything. I hope that helps!
This was great and encouraging. One other thing I do is read any passage I am studying in the Greek first. I know I will not recognize all the words, but I look for those I do recognize and try to grasp what I can. The rest I mouse over in Logos and to see both the lemma and the parsing of that word.
Are you learning Koine Greek or Church Greek?
Thank you for these very excellent helps. Very practical and very beneficial! I am hopeful I can prioritize Greek high enough to make some progress.
Can you make a video on audio versions of the Greek New Testament, comparing them and suggesting high-quality ones?
Look up Polymathy. He does recordings of parts of the New Testament is a historical pronunciation
There are two channels with Koine Greek NT here www.youtube.com/@AntonTasos/videos
www.youtube.com/@Christisinn/videos The both use Modern Greek pronounciation, which I also use to read. I found them both very helpful. If, however, you are a complete beginner you will want to slow the playback down somewhat. One is Textus Receptus and the other is Majority Text.
I have a question on the hebrew course: I'm 30 years old and have no desktop or laptop, just a smartphone and a tablet that i dont use. Im not tech savvy on the video calls and programs. Will taking the course still benefit me to the fullest, or should I go for Van Pelts' biblical hebrew? Something with videos? Don't know much about your curriculum of hebrew, but I do want to learn and have a richer understanding of gods message.
We have videos available as part of our course material. We also include calls and a community along with community calls such as weekly office hours calls and our weekly readings in Genesis call designed to help beginners. You should be able to use a smartphone or tablet for everything. I hope that helps!
Where the heck did my comment go? Ug why is UA-cam making comments lag and disappear?!