Dear Harvey,
Some time ago, I emailed to Gail Riplinger’s site (New Age Bible Versions) about something from her site, that the modern translations are inaccurate partly because they are not interpreting the original languages correctly, as the KJV translators did. I emailed to ask further about that and someone replied that the men [...]

To the Bluedorns
I am interested in purchasing the Interlinear Greek-English New Testament by Jay P. Green, and went to read what Amazon had to say about it. I wanted to share this review with you, and see what your opinion is. Thank you for your time. S. K.
This interlinear has a nice format [...]

You can now order Homeschool Greek Volume Two Beta Version on our shopping cart.

Harvey,
When I saw that you were actively engaged in publication of the 2nd part of Homeschool Greek, I stopped everything and dropped to my knees before the Throne and asked our Father to give you a generous measure of knowledge and understanding and wisdom to produce a work that would enable a new generation to [...]

Part One: The Classification of Each Use of Εκκλησια in the Greek New Testament
Part Two: Cross-Index and Concordance for the Classification of Each Use of Εκκλησια in the Greek New Testament
Part Three: Quotations from Sources on the Meaning and Use of Εκκλησια in the Greek New Testament
Part Four: The Concept of Εκκλησια in [...]

Lord willing, this September we will begin to electronically publish in installments Homeschool Greek, Volume Two — Beta Version. A little later in August, we will be set up to accept subscriptions on our web page. More details and sample pages will be available at that time. The price for the Beta electronic version will [...]

If you’re looking for a fun way to learn the Greek alphabet and diphthongs (symbols and pronunciation), check out the Greek Phonogram Bingo game produced by the McColl family at Morning Star Learning.

Little Bitty Baby Learns Greek by Johannah Bluedorn is now available.
Our Little Bitty Baby books arrived yesterday. They are just lovely. My girls immediately disappeared with them and began writing their friends’ names in Greek! (They told me Hebrew was too hard.) Thank you so much!
In Christ,
Susan Mertens

Just saw your article on pronunciation. I was happy to see Horrock’s listed but disappointed not to see it digested, though your article was dated 2006 and you took the time to list many redundant books basically quoting each other. It’s pretty clear how Greek was pronounced in the first century, if one looks at [...]

Dear Laurie,
My wife has been busy building something your Greek Hupogrammon inspired…
Boswell Family, Alaska