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LANG 551

Introduction to New Testament Greek II

The purpose of this course is to provide an introduction to the basic elements of Greek grammar and vocabulary as a foundation for reading and interpreting the Greek New Testament. The student will be asked to memorize thoroughly the vocabulary and word-form paradigms in each chapter of the textbook and learn the grammatical constructions as they are presented.

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Credit Hours:

3

Audit Hours:

3

Prerequisites:

LANG 550: Introduction to New Testament Greek I

Additional Info

Winter 2024

Onsite: This course section is available onsite only in Vancouver with Carolyn Hindmarsh.

Online: This course section is available online-only with Davinson Bohorquez. Class time for this course will be divided between asynchronous pre-recorded lectures and live classes via Zoom (1 hour each week). Live classes will take place on Thursdays 5–6 pm (Pacific Time). Students who cannot participate due to their time zone will have access to recordings of the live classes for one week. Please notify the instructor if you are unable to participate in live sessions.

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