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Biblical and Ancient Languages
| GRE 2140 Beginning Greek I | Credit 4 |
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| An introductory course in the grammar of Koine Greek. Gordon Rule3000 words. |
| GRE 2141 Beginning Greek II | Credit 4 |
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| Continuation of GRE 2140. Gordon Rule3000 words. |
| GRW 3250 New Testament Greek I | Credit 3 |
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| Prerequisites: GRE 21402141. |
| This course employs extensive translation from various New Testament writings. Primarily, the writings of John are considered. Emphasis is given to advanced grammar and to special Greek constructions. |
| GRW 3251 New Testament Greek II | Credit 3 |
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| Prerequisites: GRE 21402141 and GRW 3250. |
| Continuation of GRW 3250. |
| GRW 4242 Advanced New Testament Greek I | Credit 3 |
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| Prerequisite: GRW 3251 |
| This course covers selections from the Greek New Testament with particular emphasis on the gospel of Matthew and the gospel of Luke. The course may also explore readings from the Septuagint. Students continue vocabulary acquisition and the study of Koine Greek grammar with the added goal of improving sight-reading skills. |
| GRW 4253 Advanced New Testament Greek II | Credit 3 |
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| Prerequisite: GRW 4242 |
| This course continues GRW 4242, with emphasis on reading Acts and Hebrews in Greek. Students continue vocabulary acquisition and the study of Koine Greek grammar while continuing to work on sight-reading skills. |
| HBR 2120 Introduction to Hebrew I | Credit 4 |
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| A study of the grammar and syntax of the language of the ancient Hebrews. The course application is focused on the Hebrew Scriptures. |
| HBR 2121 Introduction to Hebrew II | Credit 4 |
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| Prerequisite: HBR 2120 |
| Continuation of HBR 2120. |
| REL 4904 Independent Directed Study in Biblical Languages: Greek | Credit 13 |
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| Prerequisite: Instructor approval |
| Course is subject to the availability of faculty directors. A student wishing to take an independent study course is required to submit a written proposal to the faculty member whom he/she is requesting to serve as director of the independent study. May be repeated once. |
| REL 4906 Independent Directed Study in Biblical Languages: Hebrew | Credit 13 |
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| Prerequisite: Instructor approval |
| Course is subject to the availability of faculty directors. A student wishing to take an independent study course is required to submit a written proposal to the faculty member whom he/she is requesting to serve as director of the independent study. May be repeated once. |
| LAT 11201121 Beginning Latin | Credit 44 |
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| The course introduces the student to the grammar, syntax, morphology, and vocabulary of Latin, with an emphasis on proficiency in reading and translating the language over two semesters of work. |
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