Melville Divinity Hall
BS410 · 3 credits · Undergraduate

Basics of Biblical Greek

Syllabus

Scripture reading Tips for Better Note-Taking for Greek and Hebrew Courses

Lectures and readings in English.

  1. 1. Lectures Listen, outline, and take notes on the following lectures:

    • Learning to Use the Greek New Testament (35 videos) John Moore 24.5 h Broken link Doctrinal Under review Teacher to review (subscription to the Westminster Standards or the Three Forms not established; unverified): John Moore (outside the Westminster and Three Forms line).
  2. 2. Lectures View and take notes:

    • Greek Tools for Bible Study 1-14 (video) Dr. William Mounce 10 h Open source Doctrinal Under review Teacher to review (subscription to the Westminster Standards or the Three Forms not established; unverified): William Mounce (outside the Westminster and Three Forms line).
    • Learn Biblical Greek 1-26 (video) Dr. Robert Plummer 8 h Open source Doctrinal Under review Recommended to accompany lectures but not required: Learn to Read New Testament Greek, 3rd ed. - D.A. Black; Greek for the Rest of Us - Bill Mounce Teacher to review (subscription to the Westminster Standards or the Three Forms not established; unverified): Robert Plummer (outside the Westminster and Three Forms line).

    Total: 42.5 hours

  3. 3. Reading Read and take notes on each chapter:

    • Mastering New Testament Greek Ted Hildebrandt 521 pp. Open source Doctrinal Under review Teacher to review (subscription to the Westminster Standards or the Three Forms not established; unverified): Ted Hildebrandt (outside the Westminster and Three Forms line).
  4. 4. Assignment Complete:

    Open the assignment

    • Mastering New Testament Greek Workbook Ted Hildebrandt Open source Doctrinal Under review Mentors: Please contact the seminary to access Workbook Answer Key. Teacher to review (subscription to the Westminster Standards or the Three Forms not established; unverified): Ted Hildebrandt (outside the Westminster and Three Forms line).
  5. Review Helpful Resources:

Every lecture and reading carries its role. "Under review" means the teacher's subscription to the Westminster Standards or the Three Forms of Unity is not yet established; "Read as comparison" means the material teaches the 1788 American text of WCF 20.4, 23 or 31 or of Larger Catechism Q.109, which the school reads beside the 1647 text. Nothing has been removed.