Biblical Greek: First Year

This course walks you through Basics of Biblical Greek, helping you learn all the basics of New Testament Greek. It is traditionally a two semester course. For more information, see our landing page. For Track Two, click here.

Please read all the information carefully in the Orientation lecture. This is where you can find all the information relative to the entire course, including Keynote and PowerPoint slides of each chapter in the grammar and workbook, as well as quizzes and keys to each chapter, all updated to match the fourth edition of BBG.

You will start seeing more of the Professor. He will encourage you to learn to speak Greek. It is important to use as many senses as possible in learning a language, and this adds speaking and hearing. Besides, no one should graduate from Greek class without being able to count to ten.

You will need to install the TekniaGreek font in order to view the quizzes and overheads.

Lesson		Completed
20. Verbal Roots, and Other Forms of the Future	The single most important chapter on verbs in this class, the key to happiness and joy.	No
Review 4 (Track 1)	Review over chapters 15–21, and John 12:27–36.	No
21. Imperfect Indicative	How to say, "I was believing"	No
22. Second Aorist Active/Middle Indicative	How to say, "I believed"	No
23. First Aorist Active/Middle Indicative	Another way to say, "I believed."	No
24. Aorist and Future Passive Indicative	How to say "I was believed" and "I will be believed."	No
25. Perfect Indicative	How to say, "I have believed"	No
Review 5	Review over chapters 22–25, and John 9:18–34.	No
26. Introduction to Participles	The basic grammar of participles, English and Greek	No
27. Imperfective (Present) Adverbial Participles	How to say "I am believing" or "I was believing"	No
28. Perfective (Aorist) Adverbial Participles	Participles that have no ongoing aspect.	No
29. Adjectival Participles	How participles can modify a noun	No
30. Combinative (Perfect) Participles and Genitive Absolutes	How to say "having believed"	No
31. Subjunctive	How to say "I should believe" and "might believe"	No
32. Infinitive	How to say "to believe"	No
33. Imperative	How to say "Believe!"	No
34. Indicative of δίδωμι	The first of three chapters on μι verbs	No
35. Nonindicative of δίδωμι; Conditional Sentences	The rest of omicron μι verbs, and the "if ... then ..." construction	No
36. ἵστημι, τίθημι, δείκνυμι; Odds 'n Ends	This is it! The last chapter.	No
Review 7	Review over chapters 31–36, and Matthew 13:1–23	No
37. What's Next, and Other Blogs	Bill's final encouragement as to what you should do next, and blogs you will find encouraging that are not attached to a specific chapter.	No

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Biblical Greek: First Year

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