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Version 2.5.486 · 2026-09-26
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Biblical Greek is a Greek language teaching application used in writing the Septuagint (first translation of the Old Testament into Greek) and in writing New Testament texts. Biblical Greek was created to help theology students and Christians interested in reading and understanding biblical texts in Koine Greek (Hellenistic Greek), also known as the popular form of Greek that emerged in post-Classical Antiquity.
Biblical Greek activities were developed by experts in the English language in partnership with experts in the field of theology. Therefore, the Biblical Greek user studies the English language in a contextualized way, seeing and reviewing words, phrases and passages from the Old and New Testaments that are important to all Christians.
The user's progress is synced to their device so they can view completed activities and those that have not yet been studied.
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