Overview

We are offering Introductory and Intermediate New Testament Greek in alternating years for anyone who would like to learn to read the New Testament in the original language. Knowing Greek will not only enable you to see a whole new set of interpretive possibilities (all translations are interpretations of the Greek text) but will also give you access to the best commentaries and language tools.

How Does It Work?

This module will function as a stand-alone class and will not be a required part of either the Master or Bachelor programs. If you elect to take two years of Greek you could graduate with a Master of Ministry with Honors on your diploma. Undergraduate students can take one or two years of Greek as part of their Bachelor's program for full credit.

What Does It Consist Of?

The first year will consist of three quarters of Greek which will introduce basic grammar and vocabulary as students work through standard introductory grammars in each language. The second year of Greek solidifies the language and will introduce students to intermediate syntax, vocabulary building, and rapid reading of selected portions of the New Testament. The last two quarters will focus on the Greek exegesis of one New Testament book.

How Much Does It Cost?

The Greek Module is $1,500 per year, payable in quarterly installments of $500 or in full.

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How Do I Sign Up?

Call the TLCGSM office at 866-770-0852 or use our special online form to register.