1. Learning To Use New Testament Greek Lesson I

2. John 19:28-30 “It Is Finished” –  –Verb – denotes action –Root –  Means: to bring to a close, or to complete, or bring to an end - II Tim 3:16-17 –In the perfect tense Tense has reference to the kind of action and time of action Perfect tense describes a state resulting from a completed action “It Is Finished” has reference to the completed redemptive process.

3. What To Expect Introduce the general concepts for utilizing the Greek New Testament –General Concepts Greek Alphabet Vowels & Diphthongs Guidelines for pronunciation Parts Of Speech Overview of the verb system Overview of nouns Prepositions Participles Vocabulary

4. What To Expect Assist you in becoming proficient in the use of lexical aides Illustrate how the Greek New Testament can be utilized for personal study as well as sermon and Bible class preparation. –Helpful Books Learn To Read New Testament Greek by David Alan Black Greek NT or Greek Interlinear Grammar Books Greek Lexicon

5. 10 Commandments For Learning Greek 1.I can do it 2.I must work 3.I must keep up 4.I must learn, relearn, and relearn 5.I must not grow discouraged 6.I must memorize alphabet & vocabulary 7.I will work daily 8.I won’t be embarrassed when I don’t understand 9.I won’t become arrogant in my knowledge 10.I will use what I learn to be a better teacher, Bible student and Christ-like individual

6. Greek Alphabet  AlphaAFather / bat  BetaBBall  GammaGGift  DeltaDDog  EpsilonEBet  ZetaZAdz  EtaEObey   ThetaThThin  IotaIMachine / pit  KappaKKin  LambdaLLamb  MuMman

7. Greek Alphabet  NuNName  XiXWax  OmicronOOmelet  PiPPin  RhoRRat   SigmaSSing  TauTTale   UpsilonULute / put  PhiPhPhysics   ChiChChemist   PsiPsTaps   OmegaOGold