John J. R. Lee
John J. R. Lee (PhD, University of Edinburgh) is Professor of New Testament at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Going Deeper with New Testament Greek Workbook by John J. R. Lee and Tyler Sykora guides readers through a careful study of the Greek text of the Gospel of Mark’s journey narrative (8:22–10:52).
Designed for second-year students of biblical Greek, as well as independent learners wanting to sharpen their grasp of Greek syntax, the workbook can be used on its own or alongside various intermediate Greek grammars, including Going Deeper with New Testament Greek. Each chapter features:
Authored by professors with many years of combined experience teaching biblical Greek, Going Deeper with New Testament Greek Workbook is practical and student friendly. It leads readers through chapters in Mark that are both manageable in their vocabulary and syntax and rich exegetically, theologically, and devotionally.
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
1. Introduction
2. Mark 8:22–26: With Attention to Pronouns (12) and Adverbs (12)
3. Mark 8:27–9:1: With Attention to Genitives (3) and Infinitives (11)
4. Mark 9:2–13: With Attention to Perfect Indicatives (9), Pluperfects (9), and Articles (5)
5. Mark 9:14–29: With Attention to Participles (10) and Vocatives (2)
6. Mark 9:30–37: With Attention to Datives (4) and Accusatives (2)
7. Mark 9:38–50: With Attention to Present Indicatives (8) and Sentence Structure (13)
8. Mark 10:1–16: With Attention to Future Indicatives (8) and Prepositions (12)
9. Mark 10:17–31: With Attention to Nominatives (2) and Adjectives (5)
10. Mark 10:32–45: With Attention to Verbs (6, 7) and Conjunctions (12)
11. Mark 10:46–52: With Attention to the Aorist (9) and Imperfect (8) Tenses
12. Textual Criticism Applied to the Way Discourse
13. Greek Diagramming
14. Conclusion
Appendix
Bibliography
Going Deeper with New Testament Greek Workbook by John J. R. Lee and Tyler Sykora guides readers through a careful study of the Greek text of the Gospel of Mark’s journey narrative (8:22–10:52).
Designed for second-year students of biblical Greek, as well as independent learners wanting to sharpen their grasp of Greek syntax, the workbook can be used on its own or alongside various intermediate Greek grammars, including Going Deeper with New Testament Greek. Each chapter features:
Authored by professors with many years of combined experience teaching biblical Greek, Going Deeper with New Testament Greek Workbook is practical and student friendly. It leads readers through chapters in Mark that are both manageable in their vocabulary and syntax and rich exegetically, theologically, and devotionally.
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
1. Introduction
2. Mark 8:22–26: With Attention to Pronouns (12) and Adverbs (12)
3. Mark 8:27–9:1: With Attention to Genitives (3) and Infinitives (11)
4. Mark 9:2–13: With Attention to Perfect Indicatives (9), Pluperfects (9), and Articles (5)
5. Mark 9:14–29: With Attention to Participles (10) and Vocatives (2)
6. Mark 9:30–37: With Attention to Datives (4) and Accusatives (2)
7. Mark 9:38–50: With Attention to Present Indicatives (8) and Sentence Structure (13)
8. Mark 10:1–16: With Attention to Future Indicatives (8) and Prepositions (12)
9. Mark 10:17–31: With Attention to Nominatives (2) and Adjectives (5)
10. Mark 10:32–45: With Attention to Verbs (6, 7) and Conjunctions (12)
11. Mark 10:46–52: With Attention to the Aorist (9) and Imperfect (8) Tenses
12. Textual Criticism Applied to the Way Discourse
13. Greek Diagramming
14. Conclusion
Appendix
Bibliography