- Jonah.
- Matthew.
- Mark.
- Luke.
- John.
- Acts.
- Romans.
- 1 Corinthians.
- 2 Corinthians.
- Galatians.
- Ephesians.
- Philippians.
- Colossians.
- 1 Thessalonians.
- 2 Thessalonians.
- 1 Timothy.
- 2 Timothy.
- Titus.
- Philemon.
- Philemon: The web comic.
- Hebrews.
- James.
- 1 Peter.
- 1 John.
- 2 John.
- Revelation.
- Compare some ancient creations stories with Genesis.
- Does David exist?
- Where did the book of Samuel originate?
- What is holiness?
- There once was a man.
- Galatians does not reject human effort or rule-keeping.
- Did Paul author his own letters?
- Grow spiritually.
- A defense of the scriptures.
- Papyrus 52 does contain punctuation.
- Dionysius Thrax, The Art of Language.
- Grammatical tense does express time.
- How do you say phew! in ancient Greek?
- How do you say spit in ancient Greek?
- There are exactly nine parts of speech.
- Unit divisions are critical to understanding.
- Read each clause in 2 John.
- Pronounce the alphabet.
- Pronounce the letter combinations.
- Examine the characteristics of the parts of speech.
- Examine action word formation.
- Examine some personal action inflections.
- Examine some impersonal action inflections.
- Learn the six principle part conjugations.
- Learn the substantive inflections.
- Examine substitute functions.
- Examine the spatial relationships of direction words.
- Examine the relationships between paragraphs.
- Read the Greek text of 2 John.
- Isolate the actions in 2 John.
- Isolate the substantives in 2 John.
- Isolate the direction words in 2 John.
- Isolate the paragraph relationships in 2 John.
- Utilize these useful tools.
- Isolate the clauses and actions in Philemon.
- Examine ancient letter writing.
- Examine Cologne papyrus 12.
- Examine Oxyrhynchus papyrus 83.5347.
- Reconstruct the text of Oxyrhynchus papyrus 83.5347.
- Identify the sections in Philemon.
- Isolate the clauses and actions in 1 Peter.
- Examine word frequencies in 1 Peter.
- Examine article functions.
- Examine substantive functions.
- Examine direction functions.
- Examine the participle.
- Examine the impersonal.
- Examine
P 72 (papyrus 72) at the Vatican Library. - Examine dependency grammar.
- Examine the historic development of the Greek language.
- Examine the death of deponents.
- Examine a second-century schoolboy exercise, British Museum Add MS 34186.
- Examine a letter from a boy to his father, Oxyrhynchus papyrus 1.119.
- Examine Oxyrhynchus papyrus 83.5345.
- Examine the John Rylands Library papyrus 457 front.
- Examine the John Rylands Library papyrus 457 back.
- Examine the letter about Lampon the mousecatcher.
- Examine the letter from Theon to his mother.
- Examine Psalm 1 from Oxyrhynchus papyrus 1779.
- Examine British Museum papyrus 2102.
- Examine a commentary on the happy family correspondences.
- Saturnila and her sons.
- Examine Musonius Rufus, Concerning sexual excess.
- Summer 2024 assorted readings.
- Fall 2024 assorted readings.
Read a translation.
Evaluate the scriptures.
Understand language.
Use some beginner-level Greek helping tools.
Use some intermediate-level Greek helping tools.
Use some advanced-level Greek helping tools.
This manuscript is part of the Bodmer collection.
Martin Bodmer was a wealthy Swiss citizen who used his fortunes to acquire a group of manuscripts from the Egyptian antiquities market in the 1950s.
After his death, his foundation distributed those manuscripts to libraries around the world.
The Vatican now possesses