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COURSE DESCRIPTION  \nDesigned (with its continuation, NEWT 0524) to bring students with an elementary knowledge of Koine Greek to the point where they can comfortably use the Greek text of the New Testament as the basis for their regular study and teaching. Students will expand their working Greek vocabulary and deepen their grasp of Greek grammar, so that they can read the New Testament fluently with the help of a standard reading guide. These language skills will be developed in the process of actually interpreting extended excerpts from the New Testament, so that students become comfortable with using Greek in real-life contexts and expand their repertoire of interpretive approaches at the same time.  \nPrerequisites: NEWT 0322, BIBL 0501.  \nII. LEARNING OUTCOMES  \nAt the end of the course, students will be able to:  \n• Recognize and explain various aspects of intermediate Koine Greek grammar and syntax.  \n• Memorize and translate New Testament Greek vocabulary used 30 or more times in the Greek New Testament.  \n• Translate different Koine Greek styles within the New Testament into English.  \n• Determine Koine Greek syntax and its relevance for translation and interpretation.  \n• Analyze textual variants in the textual apparatus of the NA28 or UBS5 Greek New Testament.  \n• Translate and interpret a New Testament passage in the original language through hermeneutical skills and tools.  \nIII. COURSE REQUIREMENTS  \nA. REQUIRED READING  \nBOOKS should be purchased in advance of the course. Plan to order your books 2-3 weeks in advance.]  \nAland, Barbara, Aland, Kurt, et al., eds. The Greek New Testament. 5th ed. 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You will want to refer to that textbook every week. Keep it nearby!  \nBlack, David Alan. It’s Still Greek to Me: An Easy-to-Understand Guide to Intermediate Greek.  \nGrand Rapids: Baker Books, 1998.  \nCampbell, Co","cbCaivHfBEaaNedS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivHfBEaaNedS","pdf",425167,11,"English","# Course Description\n# Learning Outcomes\n# Course Requirements\n## Required Reading\n## Supplementary / Recommended Reading and Tools\n## Interactive Livestream and/or Blended Course Requirements\n## Guidelines for Interactions\n## Assignments and Grading","[{\"question\":\"What level of Koine Greek knowledge does this course build toward?\",\"answer\":\"The course is designed to take students with elementary Koine Greek knowledge to the point where they can comfortably use the Greek text of the New Testament for regular study and teaching.\"},{\"question\":\"What skills and tasks are emphasized in the learning outcomes?\",\"answer\":\"Students practice recognizing intermediate grammar and syntax, translating New Testament Greek styles into English, determining syntax relevance for translation and interpretation, analyzing textual variants (NA28 or UBS5), and translating and interpreting passages in the original language with hermeneutical tools.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the course delivery and participation expectations?\",\"answer\":\"Classes run on Mondays and Wednesdays with in-person instruction and a synchronous online option; livestream attendance is required for the full duration at the announced times, and students must attend and participate in class translation activities.\"}]","GREEK EXEGESIS I - NEWT 0523 - Course Syllabus - 2024 | PDF",1791027385,28]