Greek for Ministry begins next week, a new experimental course happening both online and onsite in Indianapolis on Tuesday nights for 8 weeks. The first week covers pronouncing Greek words, what an interlinear and an analytical is, as well as key connecting words.
The first vidcast lecture is up: http://interactive.ihets.org/p48469913.
I might also mention two posts I put up yesterday on the seminary Dean's blog, one on the new cohorts in town this week and the other my continued writing on a great time for the Wesleyan tradition.
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3 comments:
Hi,
Is there anyway to provide link for downloadimg the file.
Would love to learn something about Greek at my leisure hours,
Thanks!
I do not at this time have access to these files in a downloadable form (although I have heard the powers that be might be able to make mov files out of them). In the end, I shouldn't post all the lectures because there are students paying to take a class. I probably will post some of them, though.
Ha!Ha!Ha!
Thanks for the sincere reply, I can probably use computer tricks to capture the file if I wanted to, but of course with some work. I was assuming you might be posting all the lessons, which will be a lot easier and faster to download if it can be put up. But since this is restricted in a sense, it is understandable.
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