re: Request for information

• To: dennis@test490.pac.sc.ti.com
• Subject: re: Request for information
• From: INTL GEWEX PROT OFF <gewex@cais.cais.com>
• Date: Thu, 15 Sep 1994 18:45:09 -0400 (EDT)
• Cc: b-greek@virginia.edu

Dennis,

I havn't noticed any postings to b-greek re:your request for info that 
include Jim Found's _Basic Greek in 30 Minutes a Day_. I don't know where 
you are in your study of Greek but this book imho is without a doubt the 
best for a student's first exposure. I have used it successfully with an 
adult class at my chuch. It too can be purchased through CBD. I have a 
number of progressively more advanced grammars but the first one I would 
recommend beyond Founds' is James Efird's _A Grammar for New Testament 
Greek_ available from Abingdon Press. I would also second one of your 
other readers who suggested James Voelz's _Fundamental Greek Grammar_ 
available from Concordia Publishing. 

Regards

Chuck Arnold

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