Introduction to Biblical Languages

1 Recommendation 2 Foreword 3 Preface 4 INTRODUCTION TO RESOURCES 5 INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL LANGUAGES... 6 INTRODUCTION TO GREEK 7 GREEK AND ENGLISH GRAMMAR 8 GREEK VERBS 9 SMALL WORDS IN GREEK 10 2 JOHN IN GREEK FOR NON-GREEK STUDENTS 11 INTRODUCTION TO HEBREW AND ARAMAIC 12 A BRIEF SURVEY OF HEBREW AND ARAMAIC GRAMMAR 13 THE TEXT OF THE OLD TESTAMENT 14 THE TEXT OF THE NEW TESTAMENT 15 RECOMMENDED REFERENCES 16 BOOKS CITED 17 Introduction 18 Using E-Sword and The Word for beginners 19 Introduction to resources 20 Conclusion 21 Introduction 22 Study the Hebrew bible through the KJV 23 Study a Greek word through the KJV 24 How to do word studies 25 Exercise 26 Conclusion 27 Introduction to the Greek language 28 The Greeks and their language 29 The Greek alphabet 30 Conclusion 31 Introduction 32 Greek vocabulary 33 Greek nouns 34 Conclusion 35 Introduction 36 Tenses 37 Voice 38 Mood 39 An exercise 40 Conclusion 41 Introduction 42 Conjunctions 43 Prepositions 44 Other Particles 45 Conclusion 46 Introduction to Greek for non-Greek students 47 Reading 2 John in English 48 Reading 2 John in Greek 49 A study of 2 John 1:1-3 in Greek 50 Conclusion 51 Introduction 52 Brief history 53 Characteristics of the OT languages 54 Hebrew and Aramaic alphabet 55 Read Hebrew and Aramaic 56 Conclusion 57 Introduction 58 Grammar 59 Hebrew idioms and phrases 60 Conclusion 61 Introduction 62 The Transmission of the Hebrew Bible 63 Copyists and their work 64 The text of the Old Testament 65 Example from the book of Samuel 66 Conclusion 67 Introduction 68 What is textual criticism? 69 Why textual criticism? 70 History of the text of the Bible 71 Differences in the manuscripts 72 Practice of textual criticism 73 How to preach about texts with variants 74 Conclusion 75 Introduction 76 Resources in the public domain 77 Commercial resources