Keyed to David Alan Black’s popular Learn to Read New Testament Greek main text, this supplemental workbook includes 1300 Greek to English/English to Greek sentences, more than 700 drilling exercises to reinforce the foundational principles of Greek grammar, and many other helpful learning resources for introductory Greek students.
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David A. Croteau is assistant professor of Biblical Studies at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, where he teaches New Testament and Greek. He holds a Ph.D from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Ben Gutierrez is chairman of the department of Pastoral Leadership and dean of the Distance Learning Program at Liberty University. He holds a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership from Regent University. Cara L. Murphy holds a Master of Arts from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, where she now serves as an adjunct professor.
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This review is from: Learn to Read New Testament Greek - Workbook: Supplemental Exercises for Greek Grammar Students (Paperback)
At last, a supplemental workbook has been made available for Black's well-loved beginning grammar, Learn to Read New Testament Greek. This workbook corresponds directly to Black's text, providing drilling and translation exercises for Chapters 1-25.The workbook only makes use of inflected forms extant within the New Testament or Septuagint. Thus one is able to rid himself of the laborious task of translating forms alien to the focus of his studies. The student who takes the time to work through these exercises will find the hours of preparation richly rewarded as he begins reading the New Testament for himself.
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As far as I can tell at this point, the book and workbook make a reasonable match even though not written by the same author, Black, as the main text. What is needed -- or did I miss it? -- is an answer key, for self-study, or for the teacher in the classroom.
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The Workbook is amazing and an answer key IS available,
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This review is from: Learn to Read New Testament Greek - Workbook: Supplemental Exercises for Greek Grammar Students (Paperback)
For those reviews that critique the lack of an answer key, here is the reasoning why straight out from the Preface of the Workbook:In the Preface of Learn to Read New Testament Greek Workbook Pages viii-ix This workbook does not contain an answer key to the sentences. This decision to omit the answer key from publication is profitable for the student for two major reasons. First, informal surveying of past Greek students has shown that at least a third of Greek students admitted to having a "serious" temptation to look at the "back of the book" in order to complete their translation homework (in one instance, over half of the class!!). Removing the answer key is an obvious deterrent to this specific temptation. We quickly recognized an additional benefit in removing the answer key from the workbook: in doing so, we are encouraging the student to confer with other students for help, discuss the problem at hand, grapple with it together, and produce a translation through teamwork. We see this as positive reinforcement that solidifies what the student learns in the classroom. In addition, we would encourage instructors to reserve the first few minutes in class to ask the students if they need clarity on a specific sentence. If you are an instructor and would like to have an answer key for your own reference, please contact the authors through Broadman and Holman at www.bhpublishinggroup.com/contact.asp to receive the complimentary answer key.
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verbal adjectives, future middle indicative, future active indicative, second declension, pluperfect active indicative, aorist active indicative, aorist middle indicative, future time morpheme, neutral morpheme, parsing elements, future passive indicative, corresponding definite article, aorist passive indicative, label each component, aspect morpheme, third declension nouns, active indicative, aorist middle, aorist form, most appropriate option, first declension Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Read New Testament Greek Workbook, Provide the English, Provide the Greek, Aoristically Imperfectively, Using the Greek, Liauid Verbs, Son of God, Present Passive Indicative, Nominative Genitive Dative Accusative, Greek New Testament, Jesus Christ, Additional Prepositions Browse Sample Pages:
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verbal adjectives, future middle indicative, future active indicative, second declension, pluperfect active indicative, aorist active indicative, aorist middle indicative, future time morpheme, neutral morpheme, parsing elements, future passive indicative, corresponding definite article, aorist passive indicative, label each component, aspect morpheme, third declension nouns, active indicative, aorist middle, aorist form, most appropriate option, first declension Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Read New Testament Greek Workbook, Provide the English, Provide the Greek, Aoristically Imperfectively, Using the Greek, Liauid Verbs, Son of God, Present Passive Indicative, Nominative Genitive Dative Accusative, Greek New Testament, Jesus Christ, Additional Prepositions Browse Sample Pages:
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