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All the documents of Christianity - such as those that are found in the collection known as 'the New Testament' - were written in the common Koine Greek language of the Mediterranean world. In this video, Dr Peter Watts argues that learning to read that language, as part of a study of theology or of the Bible, is an important way not only to get a deeper appreciation of those texts but of gaining access to the mental worlds of the writers of those early texts which are still valued by Christians today.
Other videos that you may find useful;
Why Study Biblical Studies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_MCWP7nJTA
Why Study Hebrew https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6K8KAuJnEU
The first of 18 songs by "The Singing Grammarian: Songs and Visual Presentations for Learning New Testament Greek Grammar." Purchase all 18 songs from Kregel Academic, http://tiny.cc/singinggrammarian
As this is for teaching Koine Greek, the Erasmian method of pronunciation is used (so you don't need to correct my pronunciation in the comments :-) Brief history on Greek pronunciation: http://tinyurl.com/q2z8yd
- published: 11 May 2011
- views: 286352
An introduction to the Greek alphabet, using the pronunciation of the biblical era.
- published: 05 Aug 2015
- views: 397
John 1-6 in the Textus Receptus
read with native modern Greek pronunciation
learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation)
http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages
- published: 02 Jul 2012
- views: 9698
This is a video version of the book Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One. In the book, your eyes move from one picture to the next while listening to the audio, but the concept is exactly the same. By the end of Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One, you will have already learned over 230 lexical items and over 700 different forms -- all as effortlessly and as easily as in this first chapter. The complete 1000 pictures with learning the Greek alphabet can be purchased at: http://www.biblicallanguagecenter.com
- published: 30 Oct 2012
- views: 9122
John 1 in the Textus Receptus
read with native modern Greek pronunciation
learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation)
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1:34 - John 1v14
2:32 - John 1v19
4:25 - John 1v29
5:36 - John 1v35
7:12 - John 1v43
- published: 25 Feb 2012
- views: 6082
A reading of John 1 from the Greek New Testament.
For Greek language curriculum, please visit us at:
http://classicalacademicpress.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath;=8
FREE Greek vocabulary practice:
http://www.HeadventureLand.com
- published: 24 Nov 2010
- views: 71340
A short, user-friendly video teaching the names of the Greek letters (Koine and Modern) and their sounds (using the Restored Koine pronunication). The Restored Koine pronunciation is, for all intensive purposes, simply the Koine pronunciation that was used during the era of the New Testament. Research has allowed us to recover and restore the proper pronunciation used in antiquity. This pronunciation is a little different than the pronunciation used in Modern Greek. It is also very different than the Erasmian pronunciation, which was developed by Erasmus in the late 1400s- mid 1500s.
- published: 01 Dec 2013
- views: 4570
Romans in the Textus Receptus
read with native modern Greek pronunciation
learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation)
http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages
Rom 2 -- 4:41
Rom 3 -- 8:20
Rom 4 -- 12:08
Rom 5 -- 15:33
Rom 6 -- 19:01
Rom 7 -- 22:12
Rom 8 -- 26:06
Rom 9 -- 31:45
Rom 10 -- 36:17
Rom 11 -- 39:11
Rom 12 -- 44:02
Rom 13 -- 46:40
Rom 14 -- 48:50
Rom 15 -- 52:08
Rom 16 -- 56:53
- published: 09 Jun 2012
- views: 3526
An introduction, an overview of the alphabet, and a few vocabulary words.
- published: 14 Sep 2012
- views: 6991
An endangered Greek dialect which is spoken in north-eastern Turkey has been identified by researchers as a "linguistic goldmine" because of its startling closeness to the ancient language, as Cambridge researcher Dr Ioanna Sitaridou explains.
- published: 04 Jan 2011
- views: 163866
Revelation in the Textus Receptus
read with native modern Greek pronunciation
learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation)
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Rev 2 - 4:30
Rev 3 - 10:09
Rev 4 - 14:54
Rev 5 - 17:33
Rev 6 - 20:38
Rev 7 - 24:14
Rev 8 - 28:09
Rev 9 - 30:47
Rev 10 - 35:07
Rev 11 - 37:31
Rev 12 - 41:42
Rev 13 - 45:14
Rev 14 - 48:57 unfortunately there is a little bit missing in v12, but I don't know when this can be re-recorded. You be a few year from now (27.09.2012), sorry.
Rev 15 - 53:35
Rev 16 - 55:26
Rev 17 - 59:36
Rev 18 - 1:03:34
Rev 19 - 1:09:21
Rev 20 - 1:14:05
Rev 21 - 1:17:22
Rev 22 - 1:22:53
- published: 03 Jun 2012
- views: 4777
Koine Greek (Greek: Ελληνιστική Κοινή "Hellenistic common [language]", or ἡ κοινὴ διάλεκτος, "the common dialect", also simply called koine "common [language]", or "Alexandrian dialect", "common Attic" or "Hellenistic Greek") is the universal dialect of the Greek language spoken throughout post-Classical antiquity (c. 300 BC – AD 300), developing from the Attic dialect, with admixture of elements especially from Ionic.
Koine, the first supra-regional Greek dialect, came to serve as the lingua franca of the Western world following the conquests of Alexander the Great. Although superseded in the West Roman Empire by Vulgar Latin, it retained its dominance in the East, forming the basis of medieval Greek. By way of the latter, it is also the main ancestor of modern Greek.
Koine's religious significance is exemplified by its status as the language of the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible, and of the Christian New Testament. As the language of the New Testament and of the Church Fathers, Koine Greek is also known as biblical, patristic or New Testament Greek.
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14:03Why Study the Koine Greek Language with Peter Watts
Why Study the Koine Greek Language with Peter WattsWhy Study the Koine Greek Language with Peter Watts
All the documents of Christianity - such as those that are found in the collection known as 'the New Testament' - were written in the common Koine Greek language of the Mediterranean world. In this video, Dr Peter Watts argues that learning to read that language, as part of a study of theology or of the Bible, is an important way not only to get a deeper appreciation of those texts but of gaining access to the mental worlds of the writers of those early texts which are still valued by Christians today. Other videos that you may find useful; Why Study Biblical Studies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_MCWP7nJTA Why Study Hebrew https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6K8KAuJnEU -
0:55The (koine) Greek Alphabet Song
The (koine) Greek Alphabet SongThe (koine) Greek Alphabet Song
The first of 18 songs by "The Singing Grammarian: Songs and Visual Presentations for Learning New Testament Greek Grammar." Purchase all 18 songs from Kregel Academic, http://tiny.cc/singinggrammarian As this is for teaching Koine Greek, the Erasmian method of pronunciation is used (so you don't need to correct my pronunciation in the comments :-) Brief history on Greek pronunciation: http://tinyurl.com/q2z8yd -
10:00The Greek Alphabet (Koine Era Pronunciation)
The Greek Alphabet (Koine Era Pronunciation)The Greek Alphabet (Koine Era Pronunciation)
An introduction to the Greek alphabet, using the pronunciation of the biblical era. -
49:29Koine Greek - John 1-6 (no markers)
Koine Greek - John 1-6 (no markers)Koine Greek - John 1-6 (no markers)
John 1-6 in the Textus Receptus read with native modern Greek pronunciation learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation) http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages -
12:02Biblical Language Center's Living Koine Greek Lesson One (100 pictures)
Biblical Language Center's Living Koine Greek Lesson One (100 pictures)Biblical Language Center's Living Koine Greek Lesson One (100 pictures)
This is a video version of the book Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One. In the book, your eyes move from one picture to the next while listening to the audio, but the concept is exactly the same. By the end of Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One, you will have already learned over 230 lexical items and over 700 different forms -- all as effortlessly and as easily as in this first chapter. The complete 1000 pictures with learning the Greek alphabet can be purchased at: http://www.biblicallanguagecenter.com -
9:08Koine Greek - John 1 (incl. markers)
Koine Greek - John 1 (incl. markers)Koine Greek - John 1 (incl. markers)
John 1 in the Textus Receptus read with native modern Greek pronunciation learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation) http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages 1:34 - John 1v14 2:32 - John 1v19 4:25 - John 1v29 5:36 - John 1v35 7:12 - John 1v43 -
12:56John 1 GREEK New Testament
John 1 GREEK New TestamentJohn 1 GREEK New Testament
A reading of John 1 from the Greek New Testament. For Greek language curriculum, please visit us at: http://classicalacademicpress.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath;=8 FREE Greek vocabulary practice: http://www.HeadventureLand.com -
3:10Koine Greek Alphabet - New Testament Greek
Koine Greek Alphabet - New Testament GreekKoine Greek Alphabet - New Testament Greek
A short, user-friendly video teaching the names of the Greek letters (Koine and Modern) and their sounds (using the Restored Koine pronunication). The Restored Koine pronunciation is, for all intensive purposes, simply the Koine pronunciation that was used during the era of the New Testament. Research has allowed us to recover and restore the proper pronunciation used in antiquity. This pronunciation is a little different than the pronunciation used in Modern Greek. It is also very different than the Erasmian pronunciation, which was developed by Erasmus in the late 1400s- mid 1500s. -
60:44Koine Greek - Romans
Koine Greek - RomansKoine Greek - Romans
Romans in the Textus Receptus read with native modern Greek pronunciation learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation) http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages Rom 2 -- 4:41 Rom 3 -- 8:20 Rom 4 -- 12:08 Rom 5 -- 15:33 Rom 6 -- 19:01 Rom 7 -- 22:12 Rom 8 -- 26:06 Rom 9 -- 31:45 Rom 10 -- 36:17 Rom 11 -- 39:11 Rom 12 -- 44:02 Rom 13 -- 46:40 Rom 14 -- 48:50 Rom 15 -- 52:08 Rom 16 -- 56:53 -
99:21Koine: Learn to Read New Testament Greek, Week 1
Koine: Learn to Read New Testament Greek, Week 1Koine: Learn to Read New Testament Greek, Week 1
An introduction, an overview of the alphabet, and a few vocabulary words. -
2:50Archaic Greek in a modern world
Archaic Greek in a modern worldArchaic Greek in a modern world
An endangered Greek dialect which is spoken in north-eastern Turkey has been identified by researchers as a "linguistic goldmine" because of its startling closeness to the ancient language, as Cambridge researcher Dr Ioanna Sitaridou explains. -
87:02Koine Greek - Revelation
Koine Greek - RevelationKoine Greek - Revelation
Revelation in the Textus Receptus read with native modern Greek pronunciation learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation) http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages Rev 2 - 4:30 Rev 3 - 10:09 Rev 4 - 14:54 Rev 5 - 17:33 Rev 6 - 20:38 Rev 7 - 24:14 Rev 8 - 28:09 Rev 9 - 30:47 Rev 10 - 35:07 Rev 11 - 37:31 Rev 12 - 41:42 Rev 13 - 45:14 Rev 14 - 48:57 unfortunately there is a little bit missing in v12, but I don't know when this can be re-recorded. You be a few year from now (27.09.2012), sorry. Rev 15 - 53:35 Rev 16 - 55:26 Rev 17 - 59:36 Rev 18 - 1:03:34 Rev 19 - 1:09:21 Rev 20 - 1:14:05 Rev 21 - 1:17:22 Rev 22 - 1:22:53
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Why Study the Koine Greek Language with Peter Watts
All the documents of Christianity - such as those that are found in the collection known as 'the New Testament' - were written in the common Koine Greek language of the Mediterranean world. In this video, Dr Peter Watts argues that learning to read that language, as part of a study of theology or of the Bible, is an important way not only to get a deeper appreciation of those texts but of gaining access to the mental worlds of the writers of those early texts which are still valued by Christians today. Other videos that you may find useful; Why Study Biblical Studies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_MCWP7nJTA Why Study Hebrew https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6K8KAuJnEU -
The (koine) Greek Alphabet Song
The first of 18 songs by "The Singing Grammarian: Songs and Visual Presentations for Learning New Testament Greek Grammar." Purchase all 18 songs from Kregel Academic, http://tiny.cc/singinggrammarian As this is for teaching Koine Greek, the Erasmian method of pronunciation is used (so you don't need to correct my pronunciation in the comments :-) Brief history on Greek pronunciation: http://tinyurl.com/q2z8yd -
The Greek Alphabet (Koine Era Pronunciation)
An introduction to the Greek alphabet, using the pronunciation of the biblical era. -
Koine Greek - John 1-6 (no markers)
John 1-6 in the Textus Receptus read with native modern Greek pronunciation learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation) http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages -
Biblical Language Center's Living Koine Greek Lesson One (100 pictures)
This is a video version of the book Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One. In the book, your eyes move from one picture to the next while listening to the audio, but the concept is exactly the same. By the end of Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One, you will have already learned over 230 lexical items and over 700 different forms -- all as effortlessly and as easily as in this first chapter. The complete 1000 pictures with learning the Greek alphabet can be purchased at: http://www.biblicallanguagecenter.com -
Koine Greek - John 1 (incl. markers)
John 1 in the Textus Receptus read with native modern Greek pronunciation learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation) http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages 1:34 - John 1v14 2:32 - John 1v19 4:25 - John 1v29 5:36 - John 1v35 7:12 - John 1v43 -
John 1 GREEK New Testament
A reading of John 1 from the Greek New Testament. For Greek language curriculum, please visit us at: http://classicalacademicpress.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath;=8 FREE Greek vocabulary practice: http://www.HeadventureLand.com -
Koine Greek Alphabet - New Testament Greek
A short, user-friendly video teaching the names of the Greek letters (Koine and Modern) and their sounds (using the Restored Koine pronunication). The Restored Koine pronunciation is, for all intensive purposes, simply the Koine pronunciation that was used during the era of the New Testament. Research has allowed us to recover and restore the proper pronunciation used in antiquity. This pronunciation is a little different than the pronunciation used in Modern Greek. It is also very different than the Erasmian pronunciation, which was developed by Erasmus in the late 1400s- mid 1500s. -
Koine Greek - Romans
Romans in the Textus Receptus read with native modern Greek pronunciation learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation) http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages Rom 2 -- 4:41 Rom 3 -- 8:20 Rom 4 -- 12:08 Rom 5 -- 15:33 Rom 6 -- 19:01 Rom 7 -- 22:12 Rom 8 -- 26:06 Rom 9 -- 31:45 Rom 10 -- 36:17 Rom 11 -- 39:11 Rom 12 -- 44:02 Rom 13 -- 46:40 Rom 14 -- 48:50 Rom 15 -- 52:08 Rom 16 -- 56:53 -
Koine: Learn to Read New Testament Greek, Week 1
An introduction, an overview of the alphabet, and a few vocabulary words. -
Archaic Greek in a modern world
An endangered Greek dialect which is spoken in north-eastern Turkey has been identified by researchers as a "linguistic goldmine" because of its startling closeness to the ancient language, as Cambridge researcher Dr Ioanna Sitaridou explains. -
Koine Greek - Revelation
Revelation in the Textus Receptus read with native modern Greek pronunciation learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation) http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages Rev 2 - 4:30 Rev 3 - 10:09 Rev 4 - 14:54 Rev 5 - 17:33 Rev 6 - 20:38 Rev 7 - 24:14 Rev 8 - 28:09 Rev 9 - 30:47 Rev 10 - 35:07 Rev 11 - 37:31 Rev 12 - 41:42 Rev 13 - 45:14 Rev 14 - 48:57 unfortunately there is a little bit missing in v12, but I don't know when this can be re-recorded. You be a few year from now (27.09.2012), sorry. Rev 15 - 53:35 Rev 16 - 55:26 Rev 17 - 59:36 Rev 18 - 1:03:34 Rev 19 - 1:09:21 Rev 20 - 1:14:05 Rev 21 - 1:17:22 Rev 22 - 1:22:53
Why Study the Koine Greek Language with Peter Watts
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:03
- Updated: 21 Oct 2014
- views: 3656
All the documents of Christianity - such as those that are found in the collection known as 'the New Testament' - were written in the common Koine Greek languag...
All the documents of Christianity - such as those that are found in the collection known as 'the New Testament' - were written in the common Koine Greek language of the Mediterranean world. In this video, Dr Peter Watts argues that learning to read that language, as part of a study of theology or of the Bible, is an important way not only to get a deeper appreciation of those texts but of gaining access to the mental worlds of the writers of those early texts which are still valued by Christians today.
Other videos that you may find useful;
Why Study Biblical Studies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_MCWP7nJTA
Why Study Hebrew https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6K8KAuJnEU
wn.com/Why Study The Koine Greek Language With Peter Watts
All the documents of Christianity - such as those that are found in the collection known as 'the New Testament' - were written in the common Koine Greek language of the Mediterranean world. In this video, Dr Peter Watts argues that learning to read that language, as part of a study of theology or of the Bible, is an important way not only to get a deeper appreciation of those texts but of gaining access to the mental worlds of the writers of those early texts which are still valued by Christians today.
Other videos that you may find useful;
Why Study Biblical Studies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_MCWP7nJTA
Why Study Hebrew https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6K8KAuJnEU
- published: 21 Oct 2014
- views: 3656
The (koine) Greek Alphabet Song
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:55
- Updated: 11 May 2011
- views: 286352
The first of 18 songs by "The Singing Grammarian: Songs and Visual Presentations for Learning New Testament Greek Grammar." Purchase all 18 songs from Kregel Ac...
The first of 18 songs by "The Singing Grammarian: Songs and Visual Presentations for Learning New Testament Greek Grammar." Purchase all 18 songs from Kregel Academic, http://tiny.cc/singinggrammarian
As this is for teaching Koine Greek, the Erasmian method of pronunciation is used (so you don't need to correct my pronunciation in the comments :-) Brief history on Greek pronunciation: http://tinyurl.com/q2z8yd
wn.com/The (Koine) Greek Alphabet Song
The first of 18 songs by "The Singing Grammarian: Songs and Visual Presentations for Learning New Testament Greek Grammar." Purchase all 18 songs from Kregel Academic, http://tiny.cc/singinggrammarian
As this is for teaching Koine Greek, the Erasmian method of pronunciation is used (so you don't need to correct my pronunciation in the comments :-) Brief history on Greek pronunciation: http://tinyurl.com/q2z8yd
- published: 11 May 2011
- views: 286352
The Greek Alphabet (Koine Era Pronunciation)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:00
- Updated: 05 Aug 2015
- views: 397
An introduction to the Greek alphabet, using the pronunciation of the biblical era.
An introduction to the Greek alphabet, using the pronunciation of the biblical era.
wn.com/The Greek Alphabet (Koine Era Pronunciation)
An introduction to the Greek alphabet, using the pronunciation of the biblical era.
- published: 05 Aug 2015
- views: 397
Koine Greek - John 1-6 (no markers)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 49:29
- Updated: 02 Jul 2012
- views: 9698
John 1-6 in the Textus Receptus
read with native modern Greek pronunciation
learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation)...
John 1-6 in the Textus Receptus
read with native modern Greek pronunciation
learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation)
http://bit.ly/BibleMesh-Biblical-Languages
wn.com/Koine Greek John 1 6 (No Markers)
John 1-6 in the Textus Receptus
read with native modern Greek pronunciation
learn biblical Greek with Bible Mesh Biblical Languages (incl modern pronunciation)
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Biblical Language Center's Living Koine Greek Lesson One (100 pictures)
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- Duration: 12:02
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This is a video version of the book Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One. In the book, your eyes move from one picture to the next while listening to the a...
This is a video version of the book Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One. In the book, your eyes move from one picture to the next while listening to the audio, but the concept is exactly the same. By the end of Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One, you will have already learned over 230 lexical items and over 700 different forms -- all as effortlessly and as easily as in this first chapter. The complete 1000 pictures with learning the Greek alphabet can be purchased at: http://www.biblicallanguagecenter.com
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This is a video version of the book Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One. In the book, your eyes move from one picture to the next while listening to the audio, but the concept is exactly the same. By the end of Living Koine Greek, Introduction Part One, you will have already learned over 230 lexical items and over 700 different forms -- all as effortlessly and as easily as in this first chapter. The complete 1000 pictures with learning the Greek alphabet can be purchased at: http://www.biblicallanguagecenter.com
- published: 30 Oct 2012
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Koine Greek - John 1 (incl. markers)
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- Duration: 9:08
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John 1 in the Textus Receptus
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1:34 - John 1v14
2:32 - John 1v19
4:25 - John 1v29
5:36 - John 1v35
7:12 - John 1v43
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John 1 in the Textus Receptus
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1:34 - John 1v14
2:32 - John 1v19
4:25 - John 1v29
5:36 - John 1v35
7:12 - John 1v43
- published: 25 Feb 2012
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John 1 GREEK New Testament
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- Updated: 24 Nov 2010
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A reading of John 1 from the Greek New Testament.
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A reading of John 1 from the Greek New Testament.
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A reading of John 1 from the Greek New Testament.
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- published: 24 Nov 2010
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Koine Greek Alphabet - New Testament Greek
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- Duration: 3:10
- Updated: 01 Dec 2013
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A short, user-friendly video teaching the names of the Greek letters (Koine and Modern) and their sounds (using the Restored Koine pronunication). The Restored...
A short, user-friendly video teaching the names of the Greek letters (Koine and Modern) and their sounds (using the Restored Koine pronunication). The Restored Koine pronunciation is, for all intensive purposes, simply the Koine pronunciation that was used during the era of the New Testament. Research has allowed us to recover and restore the proper pronunciation used in antiquity. This pronunciation is a little different than the pronunciation used in Modern Greek. It is also very different than the Erasmian pronunciation, which was developed by Erasmus in the late 1400s- mid 1500s.
wn.com/Koine Greek Alphabet New Testament Greek
A short, user-friendly video teaching the names of the Greek letters (Koine and Modern) and their sounds (using the Restored Koine pronunication). The Restored Koine pronunciation is, for all intensive purposes, simply the Koine pronunciation that was used during the era of the New Testament. Research has allowed us to recover and restore the proper pronunciation used in antiquity. This pronunciation is a little different than the pronunciation used in Modern Greek. It is also very different than the Erasmian pronunciation, which was developed by Erasmus in the late 1400s- mid 1500s.
- published: 01 Dec 2013
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Koine Greek - Romans
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- Duration: 60:44
- Updated: 09 Jun 2012
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Romans in the Textus Receptus
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Rom 2 -- 4:41
Rom 3 -- 8:20
Rom 4 -- 12:08
Rom 5 -- 15:33
Rom 6 -- 19:01
Rom 7 -- 22:12
Rom 8 -- 26:06
Rom 9 -- 31:45
Rom 10 -- 36:17
Rom 11 -- 39:11
Rom 12 -- 44:02
Rom 13 -- 46:40
Rom 14 -- 48:50
Rom 15 -- 52:08
Rom 16 -- 56:53
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Romans in the Textus Receptus
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Rom 2 -- 4:41
Rom 3 -- 8:20
Rom 4 -- 12:08
Rom 5 -- 15:33
Rom 6 -- 19:01
Rom 7 -- 22:12
Rom 8 -- 26:06
Rom 9 -- 31:45
Rom 10 -- 36:17
Rom 11 -- 39:11
Rom 12 -- 44:02
Rom 13 -- 46:40
Rom 14 -- 48:50
Rom 15 -- 52:08
Rom 16 -- 56:53
- published: 09 Jun 2012
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Koine: Learn to Read New Testament Greek, Week 1
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- Duration: 99:21
- Updated: 14 Sep 2012
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An introduction, an overview of the alphabet, and a few vocabulary words.
An introduction, an overview of the alphabet, and a few vocabulary words.
wn.com/Koine Learn To Read New Testament Greek, Week 1
An introduction, an overview of the alphabet, and a few vocabulary words.
- published: 14 Sep 2012
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Archaic Greek in a modern world
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- Duration: 2:50
- Updated: 04 Jan 2011
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An endangered Greek dialect which is spoken in north-eastern Turkey has been identified by researchers as a "linguistic goldmine" because of its startling close...
An endangered Greek dialect which is spoken in north-eastern Turkey has been identified by researchers as a "linguistic goldmine" because of its startling closeness to the ancient language, as Cambridge researcher Dr Ioanna Sitaridou explains.
wn.com/Archaic Greek In A Modern World
An endangered Greek dialect which is spoken in north-eastern Turkey has been identified by researchers as a "linguistic goldmine" because of its startling closeness to the ancient language, as Cambridge researcher Dr Ioanna Sitaridou explains.
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Koine Greek - Revelation
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- Duration: 87:02
- Updated: 03 Jun 2012
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Revelation in the Textus Receptus
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Revelation in the Textus Receptus
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Rev 2 - 4:30
Rev 3 - 10:09
Rev 4 - 14:54
Rev 5 - 17:33
Rev 6 - 20:38
Rev 7 - 24:14
Rev 8 - 28:09
Rev 9 - 30:47
Rev 10 - 35:07
Rev 11 - 37:31
Rev 12 - 41:42
Rev 13 - 45:14
Rev 14 - 48:57 unfortunately there is a little bit missing in v12, but I don't know when this can be re-recorded. You be a few year from now (27.09.2012), sorry.
Rev 15 - 53:35
Rev 16 - 55:26
Rev 17 - 59:36
Rev 18 - 1:03:34
Rev 19 - 1:09:21
Rev 20 - 1:14:05
Rev 21 - 1:17:22
Rev 22 - 1:22:53
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Revelation in the Textus Receptus
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Rev 2 - 4:30
Rev 3 - 10:09
Rev 4 - 14:54
Rev 5 - 17:33
Rev 6 - 20:38
Rev 7 - 24:14
Rev 8 - 28:09
Rev 9 - 30:47
Rev 10 - 35:07
Rev 11 - 37:31
Rev 12 - 41:42
Rev 13 - 45:14
Rev 14 - 48:57 unfortunately there is a little bit missing in v12, but I don't know when this can be re-recorded. You be a few year from now (27.09.2012), sorry.
Rev 15 - 53:35
Rev 16 - 55:26
Rev 17 - 59:36
Rev 18 - 1:03:34
Rev 19 - 1:09:21
Rev 20 - 1:14:05
Rev 21 - 1:17:22
Rev 22 - 1:22:53
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Why Study the Koine Greek Language with Peter Watts
All the documents of Christianity - such as those that are found in the collection known a...
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The (koine) Greek Alphabet Song
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The Greek Alphabet (Koine Era Pronunciation)
An introduction to the Greek alphabet, using the pronunciation of the biblical era.
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Koine Greek - John 1-6 (no markers)
John 1-6 in the Textus Receptus
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Biblical Language Center's Living Koine Greek Lesson One (100 pictures)
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Koine Greek - John 1 (incl. markers)
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John 1 GREEK New Testament
A reading of John 1 from the Greek New Testament.
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John 1 GREEK New Testament
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Koine Greek Alphabet - New Testament Greek
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Koine: Learn to Read New Testament Greek, Week 1
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Koine Greek - Revelation
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König Des Leids
König Des Leids
auf der sonne ist heute ein schwarzer fleck,
er war gestern schon da,
geht er jemals weg?
wie ein hut auf des baumes
allerhöchsten ast (so ist meine seele)
und der wind zerrt am zerbrochenen fahnenmast
(so ist meine seele)
und so stehe ich hier
wenn der regen fällt
und in meinem kopf dreht sich die ganze welt
keiner nimmt sie mir ab
ich trag die macht allein
und mein schicksal ist es
könig des leids zu sein
ein fossil tief im berg
für die nachwelt verlor'n (so ist meine seele)
und ein toter fisch
ewig im eis gefror'n ( so ist meine seele)
wie ein blauer wal
der an klippen zerfetzt ( so ist meine seele)
und ein schmetterling in nem spinnennetz
( so ist meine seele)
und so stehe ich hier
wenn der regen fällt
und in meinem kopf dreht sich die ganze welt
keiner nimmt sie mir ab
ich trag die macht allein
und mein schicksal ist es
könig des leids zu sein
wie ein könig
der seine macht verflucht
und ein reicher mann
der nach noch mehr reichtum sucht
wie ein blinder
der nachts über schatten wacht
ein skellet
das über volle teller lacht
und so stehe ich hier
wenn der regen fällt
und in meinem kopf dreht sich die ganze welt
keiner nimmt sie mir ab
ich trag die macht allein
und mein schicksal ist es
könig des leids (könig des leids)
und so stehe ich hier
wenn der regen fällt (wenn der regen fällt)
und in meinem kopf dreht sich die ganze welt (ich wird immer, immer könig des leids
sein)
keiner nimmt sie mir ab
ich trag die macht allein (königdes leids)
und mein schicksal ist es
könig des leids zu sein (oh-ho-oh)
und so stehe ich hier
wenn der regen fällt
und in meinem kopf dreht sich die ganze, ganze, ganze, ganze welt
keiner nimmt sie mir ab
ich trag die macht allein
und mein schicksal ist es
könig des leids zu sein
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British 'barbarians' need manners lessons, says Chinese paper on rudeness row
Edit The Times of India 12 May 2016
BEIJING. The British media is riddled with "barbarians" who would benefit from a lesson in manners from China's ancient civilisation, a state-run newspaper said Thursday after Queen Elizabeth II called some Chinese officials "very rude" ... The remarks made headlines worldwide on Wednesday but initially they were largely censored in China, blacked out of BBC World transmissions, according to the British broadcaster ... "Extraordinary!" ... ....
photo: AP / Natacha Pisarenko
Brazil's Senate impeaches President Rousseff
Edit The Malta Independent 12 May 2016
Brazil's Senate has voted 55-22 to impeach the South American giant's first woman president ... The result represents a victory for the pro-impeachment camp ... ....
photo: USMC / Sgt. Rick Hurtado
U.S. special forces wage secretive 'small wars' against terrorists
Edit CNN 12 May 2016
Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama is increasingly calling upon Special Operations forces to carry out so-called "small wars" across the Middle East and Africa to challenge both ISIS and al Qaeda in places where the U.S. maintains a footprint beyond Syria and Iraq. In his first trip overseas since taking command of U.S. Special Operations a month ago, Gen ... RELATED. Can 50 U.S. troops in Syria make a difference? ... Read More ... could respond....
photo: AP / John Locher
Hyperloop Sled Speeds Through US Desert via Electromagnets
Edit NDTV 12 May 2016
Brogan BamBrogan, a former SpaceX engineer who co-founded Hyperloop One, called the test a major milestone. ....
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U.S. Honeybee Population Reduced By More Than A Quarter From Harsh Winter
Edit WorldNews.com 12 May 2016
A survey by the U.S. Department of Agriculture reveals the harsh winter of 2015 is responsible for a drop in number of U.S ... Between April 2015 and March 2016 U.S. beekeepers lost 44 percent of commercial colonies, a spike approaching the record for the last six years—45 percent in 2012-2013, the report said.– WN.com, Jack Durschlag....
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Campbell Divinity names Dr. Caleb O. Oladipo Chair of Christian Evangelism and Missions (Campbell University)
Edit Public Technologies 09 May 2016
(Source. Campbell University). May 9, 2016 . Leave a Comment. BUIES CREEK -- The Campbell University Divinity School has named Dr. Caleb O. Oladipo its Snellings Endowed Chair of Christian Evangelism and Missions, effective August 1, 2016. Currently, Oladipo is the Duke K ... 'We are delighted to welcome Dr ... 'Dr ... Truett Theological Seminary ... 'The Will to Arise ... Yoruba (his native language), English, Koine Greek, Biblical Hebrew, French, and German....
How to get over writer's block
Edit The Independent 13 Apr 2016
Inspiration is often treated as a semi-mystical and ultimately uncontrollable empowerment of the mind. And, to some extent, that’s true. In Koine Greek, it is impossible to say “I think,” because no active form of the verb exists ... Ask questions. The first thing I do when I hit a speed bump is start asking questions ... Something about the forced structure of writing out my thoughts helps me concentrate ... Brainstorm Ahead of Time ... K.M....
Trump violates tenets of Jefferson, Madison
Edit The Charlotte Observer 19 Dec 2015
The origins of our heritage of religious diversity grow more important by the day, as the uproar over the utterances of our bumpkin messiah, Donald Trump, would seem to indicate. Great figures oversaw those origins, including Roger Williams, who fled New England bigotry to found Rhode Island ... But that was a sideline, in which Jefferson could exercise his fluency in koine, the Greek in which the Gospels are written ... Is it still intact? ... ....
Candidates use the Bible to justify their views. We must respond with reason
Edit The Guardian 05 Nov 2015
The interpretation – or misinterpretation, or simplification – of our most entrenched foundation myths – the Bible – are important indicators of what we privilege and value as a society. They are not, however, a reflection on the Bible itself ... Movie Bible is simple and uncomplicated ... “Bible” comes from medieval and late Latin and Koine Greek “biblia”, which means “the books” ... ....
On SCOTUS, the Bible, and "Love Wins!" Language
Edit Huffington Post 08 Jul 2015
It is a human rights issue, in my mind, but it has not always been that to me ... Let me be clear, though. even after three years of studying biblical languages, translating passages from the Hebrew & Koine Greek, studying Church History's convoluted path, and surviving several semesters of intensive theological steeping, I was still not able to fully embrace a person who identified as gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, or transgendered....
Dear Diary...
Edit Deccan Herald 23 May 2015
Journaling. Do you write a diary to keep a record of what happened that day? If you have tried, but been unable to stick to it, don’t worry, you’re in excellent company. J K Rowling candidly admits that she’s never managed to keep a journal for more than two weeks. However, there are others with whom journaling is a way of life ... These have been translated from Koine Greek in which he wrote them, as Meditations ... Yet... ....
The Day that lived in infamy - Pearl Harbor 1941
Edit The Examiner 07 Dec 2014
Lieutenant Commander S. G. Fuqua wrote as follows.. I was in the ward room eating breakfast about 0755 when a short signal on the ship's air raid alarm was made ... The anti-aircraft battery and machine guns apparently were still firing at this time ... B. Lennig, USNR ... D ... While in college, she studied extensively the Koine Greek which has enabled her to delve deeply into the rich reserves of the Holy Scriptures & teaches the Greek language ... ....
Nathan Andrews: Know yourself, understand what makes you happy, hold to your moral compass
Edit Syracuse 28 Sep 2014
When a tsunami damaged Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant in 2011, the cleanup required special equipment. The call went to Morse Manufacturing in East Syracuse for heavy-duty machines to dispense treatment in radioactive waste water. Nathan Andrews is president of the company, a family-owned maker of specialized drum-handling equipment ... J ... Were you in leadership roles growing up? ... The second semester of ancient Koine Greek did me in ... ....
Jo Page: A time of mixed emotions
Edit Times Union 21 Aug 2014
I learned many things in seminary, a good many of them long forgotten, such as the two ancient biblical languages, Hebrew and koine Greek, each entirely consigned to live in a mental steamer trunk in the dusty attic portion of my brain ... The first is "chronos." ... For the ancient Greeks, kairos was an aspect of rhetoric, the moment when something was phrased so effectively that it was persuasive, change-making in its argumentative impact ... ....
Apocrypha is primary canon
Edit The Examiner 21 May 2014
If the Vatican added extra books to the Bible, after 1545, then how and why did the Orthodox (Greek, Coptic, Ukrainian, Slavonic, Ethiopian) Christian churches have the extra books (Apocrypha) in their Bibles too, before and/or after the Great Schism of 1054? ... The Septuagint was written by Hellenistic Jews, in the Koine Greek language, between 299-132 BCE....
Sunday Dialogue Series: Understanding the Bible: What kind of book is the Bible?
Edit The Examiner 16 Mar 2014
“The word, Bible, from Koine Greek τὰ βιβλία, tà biblía, means "the books.”. The opening paragraphs to this article are a re-prints of the first two articles for those who may not have read them. If you have read - you might like the review - but you can also scroll past to this week's dialogue. "Books" is an accurate description because the Bible is not just one book; but sixty-books all bound together in one cover.” ... Heroes ... Science ... ....
Sunday Dialogue Series: Understanding the Bible. Who is God?
Edit The Examiner 09 Mar 2014
If you missed the first segment of this series you can find the link below so you can to go back and catch up ... “The Word, Bible, from Koine Greek τὰ βιβλία, tà biblía, means "the books.” And that is an accurate description - for the Bible is not just one book; but sixty-books all bound together in one cover.” ... These are usually divided as ... The Old Testament was written in the Hebrew language and the New Testament was written in Greek ... ....
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