Welcome to Greek Chapters
GREEK CHAPTERS is a weekly Greek word-for-word study of the New Testament books.
The main purpose of Greek Chapters is to improve one’s language skills through the process of Bible translation.
Upcoming live reading classes via ZOOM.
May 15, 18, 22, 25, 29
Mon, Thur: 7-8pm EST
Level: Beginning
Requirements: Completed Beginning Greek grammar + learned all words 50+ times in the NT
10 seats available only!
June-July
Tuesdays 7-8pm EST
Level: Intermediate
Requirements: Completed Beginning Greek grammar, some syntax + learned all words 20+ times in the NT
10 seats available only!
August
Tuesdays 7-8pm EST
Level: Beginning
Requirements: Completed Beginning Greek grammar + learned all words 50+ times in the NT
10 seats available only!
Sept-Dec
Tuesdays 7-8pm EST
Level: Beginning-Intermediate
Requirements: Completed Beginning Greek grammar, some syntax + learned all words 30+ times in the NT
10 seats available only!
Upcoming Readings in 2023:
- Matthew 1-14 (2023)
- Matthew 15-28 (2023)
When student reads through the NT book it is vital to improve one’s vocabulary. The more words student masters the more comfortable one will be while progressing down the list. Columns 3-5 show percentage of the book’s text student should comprehend based on learned vocabulary. Column 6 indicates the number of rare words in a given book. Column 7 is an average number of rare word per chapter.
(1) Download our 12 page free Greek Reading Guide and start reading the Greek NT today.
(2) Join the GREEK CHAPTERS FaceBook group for learning, sharing and motivation
Want a little bit more?
We offer a more intimate and deeper experience which includes weekly time with the instructor (via Zoom), accountability, live translations, Q&A time. Join the 2021 group at any time and be part of the community that shares the same vision to read the entire Greek NT in a year.
This option is open for anyone. This being said, it assumes basic knowledge of Greek grammar and vocabulary. So the equivalent of completed Beginning Greek is preferable. Through the year participants should grow their vocab to 20+ or 10+ occurrences by year’s end and read about 25 verses a day. Every week, participants read assigned chapters on their own and join weekly Zoom sessions to review the reading, translate together, and ask questions raised from the reading.
What’s included:
- Free printable annual reading plan
- Weekly Zoom sessions (100 sessions: 2 times/week)
Time:
Wed evening 7-8pm EST (New York)
Sat morning 10-11am EST (New York)
Feel free to attend all or any Zoom sessions. No sweat if you miss some.
Zoom sessions:
30 min – translating together
30 min – sharing & questions from weekly reading
Q & A
- Q: Are Greek Chapters free? A: Our Annual Reading Guide is free to download and use. The Zoom options require a payment which cover Zoom fees, equipment costs, and instructor’s time. The $99 option is a one time charge which covers the entire calendar year (2021). For those who join later in a year it will be prorated on Apr 1 ($75) and Jul 15 ($50).
- Q: What equipment do I need to participate? A: You need a computer/tablet, good internet connection, and Zoom software installed (it is free: www.zoom.us)
- Q: Can I join on my phone? A: You can join the meetings on your phone, however, we believe the screen might be too small to view the texts and drawings. It is up to you; see what works.
- Q: If I join later in the year, do I pay the full price $99? A: No! For late comers we prorated the enrollment price: From Apr 1, the price drops to $75, and from Jul 15 it comes down to $50 until the end of the year.
- Q: What are the benefits of Greek Chapters? A: There are several benefits of Greek Chapters:
- You will observe the process of translation of the Greek NT
- You will sharpen your translating skills in the community of like-minded people under guidance of the instructor
- Greek Chapters will deepen your understanding of both the Greek grammar and the Scripture
- You will discover the depths of the biblical texts through nuances visible only in the original
- Greek Chapters may become a great source of sermon ideas
- Time spent in God’s original word is unique opportunity to get closer to God
- You will find brothers and sisters from around the world and join a comradery which will last into eternity