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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.2 / 5.0

An indispensable tool!:

For all of you fellow auditory learners, I cannot recommend more highly "New Testament Greek Vocabulary" by Jonathan T. Pennington. It includes 2 audio CDs and a 48 page booklet of all words occuring 10 times or more in the NT. Pennington pronounces the lexical form, pauses, and then gives a short English gloss. The audio quality is outstanding. I listened to the CDs in my car during commutes to and from the office and had all the words and definitions completely memorized in less than two months. Thank... more info

Greek for the Ears:

As an intermediate Greek student who struggles with remembering vocabulary, I am very grateful to Jonathan Pennington and Zondervan for producing this tool. There are two CD's in this set, which cover all the words in the New Testament that occur 10 times or more. The accompanying booklet lists those words and their definitions in the order in which they are spoken. The purpose of this tool is to help the Greek student learn the vocabulary of the New Testament.

The benefits of having Greek vocabulary in... more info

Pennington, would you mind doing an 'advanced' version?:

This is, so far as I know, the first CD of koine terms with which one can become more familiar with that type of Biblical Greek. Unfortunately, the words are read in order of decreasing frequency (you know, that tiresome stress on how often a word occurs in the Bible, which is better spent on what the word MEANS). Alphabetical order would make the words easier to remember, practice, use.

Moreover, the definitions given are extremely rudimentary. Then again, for the price, this CD is a BARGAIN just the... more info

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