Be a Greek geek

I’m in the middle of a three week New Testament Greek intensive. I’m no Greek-geek – so here are some tools to help geek it up.

greek geek

Online New Testament Greek tools:

Got any other online stuff I can post here?

23 Responses to “Be a Greek geek”

  1. Duke says:

    if you use a mac, as a replacement for bibleworks, there is accordance.
    Hope you are having fun with greek, I am.

  2. Stu says:

    Hey man love the greek refs

  3. SamR says:

    Come and sit on the other side of the lecture theatre. That’s where all the nerds are :)

  4. davemiers says:

    thanks dukenator – i put a link to accordance.

    yo sam… there aren’t ever seats there when i get in… my train gets in at 836 – and so i normally walk in to the place @ 850ish – once class has started…

    you’ll have to save me a seat!

  5. CJ says:

    Three weeks! We only had one…

    Which textbook are you guys using Dave?

    Also – I notice your link for bibleworks says ‘costs $’. If you go to this part of their website you can download the greek (and hebrew) font package for free. I’ve found it to be great.

  6. davemiers says:

    hey cj – i’m glad it’s 3 and not 1!!

    we don’t use a text book. we get a visit from paul the apostle to tell us about the language…

    well not really.

    people are encouraged to check out some mounce b4 college… but the text we use for 1st year is in house.

    we’ve currently got a 50 page reader… and i think for the rest of the year we have a 90 page reader.

    it’s pretty well structured.

    what text book are you guys using??

    with the bibleworks – there’s some 400-500 buck program that is deluxe – i’ve downloaded some of the fonts… but if you pay cash you can get the whole enchalata.

    peaceout

  7. CJ says:

    Yeah three weeks would be good (although pretty intense). It was definitely good to get cracking on the Greek before we started into the rest of our classes (which we just finished our first week of).

    We’re using a book by D A Black as the text for Greek. It’s pretty good. The reason I asked was that if you were using Black as well, one of the guys here wrote a flash card type program to help with the vocab…

  8. Phil Gons says:

    Don’t forget about Logos. They’ve got some great resources for learning Greek. Check out http://www.logos.com/greek/nt for a list.

  9. davemiers says:

    thanks phil.

    just added logos + visual greek.

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  11. Toby says:

    Dave
    You’ve also forgotten about provoc for mac users.
    http://www.arizona-software.ch/provoc/download.html

  12. davemiers says:

    4 new resources above:
    provoc
    vocabworks
    mobile phone vocab
    yahoo widget greek

    thanks for passing them on guys.

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  15. Autoversicherung says:

    My Favorit Blog. Very thanks and best regards from Germany. Thanks

  16. davemiers says:

    thanks Autoversicherung – be sure to stop by again some time.

  17. davemiers says:

    http://bible.johndyer.name/

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  19. Dan Arthur says:

    Dude…I love you…thanks for the links.

  20. davemiers says:

    no. i love YOU!

    hey reuben has put up some new resources: http://www.reubenland.com/

    also there’s this thing called anki – it’s the bomb for memory tools!! http://anki.ichi2.net/

    you new youth site is looking good.

    peaceout homie.

  21. davemiers says:

    try this: http://ichi2.net/anki/

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