Biblical Greek

Welcome to our section on Biblical Greek! Our first lesson is a big one. The first task is to install the Greek fonts on your computer. This will probably take anywhere from a few minutes, to a couple of weeks, depending on your computer background. The link to install the Greek fonts is listed below. The next task is to memorize the Greek alphabet and pronunciation guide. The last task is optional: acquire a few good books on Greek grammar, a Greek lexicon, and a Greek concordance.

God bless you, and I pray that studying God's Word in the original language will be a blessing to you.

Yours in Christ,
Job.

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This Week in Greek: Introduction

Greek Bookstore - a collection of books to help you in your study of Biblical Greek!

We have a large list of books available through Amazon.com to help you in your study of Biblical Greek. This list contains a few recommendations, and an extensive list of text books, lexicons, concordances, Greek interlinear Bibles, and other references.

Greek Fonts - Download fonts to read the Greek alphabet

If you are trying to read the Greek sections of our website, you may need to download the Greek fonts to your PC to view the Greek characters. This section provides links for FREE downloading of Greek fonts, and descriptions for installing them on your computer.

"This Week in Greek" Vocabulary Archive

This is our list of Greek words, along with abbreviated definitions and links to in-depth information.

"This Week in Greek" Lessons and Tips Archive

• Greek Alphabet and Pronunciation Guide
• Greek Pronunciation Part 2: Gamma Nasal and Greek Accents
• Greek Pronunciation Part 3: Breathing Marks
• Greek Pronunciation Part 4: Diphthongs
• Greek Pronunciation Part 5: Iota Subscripts and the Diaeresis Mark
• Greek Pronunciation Part 6: Puncuation and Syllabification