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[JayGreek]

My names Jay, I am interested in talking all things scripture and biblical languages. Not so much debating theology or politics, just real exploration of the text and what the author and the Spirit was/is trying to communicate to us.

I love the languages so much Im actually the developer at https://scripturial.com for people who want to learn Biblical Greek. If you have any questions about learning biblical greek feel free to ask. If I can I will help.

 

[hawkman]

Welcome to the forum JayGreek !

 

[Hidden In Him]

My names Jay, I am interested in talking all things scripture and biblical languages. Not so much debating theology or politics, just real exploration of the text and what the author and the Spirit was/is trying to communicate to us.

I love the languages so much Im actually the developer at https://scripturial.com for people who want to learn Biblical Greek. If you have any questions about learning biblical greek feel free to ask. If I can I will help.

Well good for you! That's an excellent pursuit. If I have some time I'd be glad to discuss things with you.

Welcome to the forum, and hope you enjoy it here.
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[Josef]

Hey All,
G-day mate. Welcome to the site. Get involved, share your thoughts, and have some fun.
I love Australia. If I had to choose a different place to live, other than the USA, it would be Australia. Hows the weather down under. Mild or harsh winter?

I have a couple of questions. Is biblical Greek noticably different than modern Greek? Or did the Greek language evolve in a way similar to English?
Anyway, welcome. Keep walking everybody.
May God bless,
Taz

 

[JayGreek]

I have a couple of questions. Is biblical Greek noticably different than modern Greek? Or did the Greek language evolve in a way similar to English?

The grammar of Greek simplified significantly, and the pronunciation shifted. This has lead to some minor and major vocabulary changes over the past 2000 years. A modern Greek speaker can rapidly pick up Biblical Greek with some basic training. Its a bit like the difference between English and "Old English"