Super, le grec !

Biblical Greek for French-speaking students

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Introduces eager French learners to the exciting study of koiné* Greek.

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French-Greek Niveau 1	French-Greek Niveau 2

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FRENCH-GREEK Niveau 1

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FRENCH-GREEK Niveau 2

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What does koiné mean?

Koiné--or "common"--Greek is not spoken in Greece today. It is the language of the Bible's New Testament. God caused the biblical writers to use the everyday terminology of their time, spoken in the streets and in the marketplaces, so people could clearly understand His message to mankind.

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