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Jude  (Greek Transliteration)

Jude (Greek Transliteration)

This epistle, attributed to Jude, emphasizes the need for vigilance against certain individuals who distort the grace of God into immoral behavior. Jude urges believers to contend for their shared faith, recalling the past judgments on those who rebelled. He warns of the characteristics of these deceivers, such as blasphemy and sensuality, comparing them to notorious figures in biblical history. Jude advocates for building oneself up in faith through prayer and love, while instructing on the importance of saving others from spiritual peril. He concludes with a doxology, highlighting the power and glory of Jesus Christ.

A:  Greek New Testament Vocabulary with English Meanings

A: Greek New Testament Vocabulary with English Meanings

A comprehensive list of Greek words from the New Testament, organized alphabetically. Each entry includes the Greek term, its transliteration, and an English definition. It begins with “Alpha” and covers a broad array of vocabulary that ranges from concepts of love and goodness to specific names and places. The words also reflect a variety of themes such as morality, spirituality, and everyday life in ancient contexts. This vocabulary is essential for understanding biblical texts and can significantly aid in studying and interpreting the New Testament.

The Articles (Τα άρθρα)

The Articles (Τα άρθρα)

A, An and The are small words that go before nouns, adjectives, participles, and some pronouns. They indicate the gender, number, case, and definiteness of the following word. Articles in Greek also exemplify this structure. Additionally, two short stories are provided to illustrate grammatical usage.

Greek Bhagavad Gita (Ελληνική Μπαγκαβάντ Γκίτα)

Greek Bhagavad Gita (Ελληνική Μπαγκαβάντ Γκίτα)

Η Μπαγκαβάντ Γκίτα, μια ιερή γραφή των Ινδουιστών (Σανατάν Ντάρμα) αρχικά στα σανσκριτικά, μεταδίδει σοφία στον πολεμιστή Αρτζούνα μέσω του μέντορα Κρίσνα, ο οποίος ενσαρκώνει τη Θεότητα. Η αποστολή του Κρίσνα στο έπος της Μαχαμπαράτα είναι να αποκαταστήσει την ειρήνη και τη δικαιοσύνη υποστηρίζοντας τους Pandavas στη μάχη. Αφού ακούσει τη θεία ομιλία του Κρίσνα, ο Αρτζούνα αποκτά σαφήνεια και αποφασίζει να ακολουθήσει την καθοδήγηση του Κρίσνα.

Ὅρκος τοῦ Ἱπποκράτους: Greek Version of Hippocrates’ Oath

Ὅρκος τοῦ Ἱπποκράτους: Greek Version of Hippocrates’ Oath

The Oath of Hippocrates is a sacred pledge taken by physicians, invoking the gods Apollo and Asclepius, and emphasizing dedication to healing without harm. It entails sharing knowledge with future generations, treating patients to the best of one’s ability, and maintaining patient confidentiality. The oath also prohibits giving lethal drugs or advice on abortion. It emphasizes ethical behavior in personal and professional life. The oath concludes with the promise of honor if upheld and consequences if violated.

Syllabus for Greek Learning

Syllabus for Greek Learning

Beginning course in Ancient Attic Greek, covering grammar (forms and syntax) and the reading of elementary selections from ancien sources. Makes a start toward reading Greek authors