2. “Beginning New Testament Greek” “Beginning New Testament Greek”

3. classroom instruction based on:

4. William Hersey Davis’ Beginner’s Grammar of the Greek New Testament

5. and

7. Lesson 1 “The Greek Alphabet” Lesson 1 “The Greek Alphabet”

8. a a

9. a = a (alpha) a = a (alpha)

10. b b

11. b = b (beta) b = b (beta)

12. g g

13. g = g (gamma) g = g (gamma)

14. d d

15. d = d (delta) d = d (delta)

16. e e

17. e = e (epsilon) e = e (epsilon)

18. z z

19. z = z (zeta) z = z (zeta)

20. h h

21. h =  (eta) h =  (eta)

22. q q

23. q = th (theta) q = th (theta)

24. i i

25. i = i (iota) i = i (iota)

26. k k

27. k = k (kappa) k = k (kappa)

28. l l

29. l = l (lambda) l = l (lambda)

30. m m

31. m = m (mu) m = m (mu)

32. n n

33. n = n (nu) n = n (nu)

34. x x

35. x = x (xi) x = x (xi)

36. o o

37. o = o (omicron) o = o (omicron)

38. p p

39. p = p (pi) p = p (pi)

40. r r

41. r = r (rho) r = r (rho)

42. s (or) j

43. s (or) j = s (sigma) s (or) j = s (sigma)

44. t t

45. t = t (tau) t = t (tau)

46. u u

47. u = u (upsilon) u = u (upsilon)

48. f f

49. f = ph (phi) f = ph (phi)

50. c c

51. c = ch (chi) c = ch (chi)

52. y y

53. y = ps (psi) y = ps (psi)

54. w w

55. w = ō (omega) w = ō (omega)