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Loading... Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar (edition 2003)by William D. Mounce
Work detailsBasics of Biblical Greek Grammar by William D. Mounce
None. Excellent book. It almost takes the difficulty out of learning the language, while simultaneously reminding you of the purpose for learning Greek, and keeping it fun too. I heartily recommend this to anyone desiring to learn Greek. The book was extremely helpful for learning Koine Greek. Yet, as with all languages, it is not enough just to read a grammar. It is extremely important to have someone to teach you and to answer tough questions. Overall, I found Mounce's writing style to be friendly and encouraging. I didn't care much for the exegetical insight; they were irrelevant and/or confusing. The book is a great beginner's grammar. My class on Biblical Greek used this book as out main text. The book was fine as far as a text but the class never elaborated so I didn't get much out of it. I'll make a second attempt on trying it on my own when i have more time. I reccomend using the workbook with it and taking your time, going back to the basics when you need to. Fantastic, also ordered the set of flash cards for vocabulary. Am staring chapter 18, comes wih a disk which I use the FLASHWORKS a couple times a day. no reviews | add a review
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As I moved on and reflected back, I do give a word of caution. Unlike a year of Classical Greek, Mounce's approach is slightly lighter and the first year student (at least after Mounce's book) is not adequately prepared to tackle the Greek text. Everything is limited after the first year, so once one is done with this book, please, I urge you, continue. Remember the goal is to learn to read God's word!!! (