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[mcarthurrachel]

I've learned my alphabet, memorized sounds and theGreek words in John chapter one.  What would be the most helpful rescources to use in esword to keep me learning and loving the New Testament in its original language?  Also, why doesn't spell check work on this forum?  i am a terrible speller and dont want to embarass myself any more than I have to!  Thanks for your help!

[Tim Butterfield]

There is help for spelling and grammar checking.  A program called Grammarly does spelling and grammar checking just about every where you can type.

http://www.grammarly.com/

 

It is available as an add on for Fire Fox, and several other browsers, and as a stand alone, and even better it is free.

 

As for a good resource for learning Greek...I like Greek New Testament Stephanus Textus Receptus with accents, interlinear, Strong's numbers and  parsing info. 

 

 

Joh 8:10 ἀνακύψας G352 V-AAP-NSM  δὲ And Having Lifted Up Himself G1161 CONJ  ὁ G3588 T-NSM  Ἰησοῦς Jesus, G2424 N-NSM  καὶ And G2532 CONJ  μηδένα No One G3367 A-ASM  θεασάμενος Seeing G2300 V-ADP-NSM  πλὴν But G4133 ADV  τὴς The G3588 T-GSF  γυναικὸς, Woman, G1135 N-GSF  εἶπεν Said G2036 V-2AAI-3S  αὐτῇ

 

You can find it  here: http://www.biblesupp...d-parsing-info/

 

As you can see it has the Greek, English and Strongs as well as the parsing info that works with the RMAC dictionary module.

 

The RMAC dictionary is available for download here:  http://www.biblesupp...s-codesdctxexe/

 

There are also several dictionaries with expanded Strong's Numbers that include words in the Septuagint, as well as several Septuigent modules set up to use them (and even one or two set up with the parsing/morphology information.

Edited by Tim Butterfield, 25 January 2014 - 08:49 PM.

[mcarthurrachel]

Thank you for taking the time and sharing so much information.  I will investigate all your suggestions!