Instructor
Damion Barrett
Pastor-scholar guiding advanced students to handle the Greek text with grammatical precision and exegetical excellence.
Explore the depth and structure of Koine Greek at the clause and discourse level. Learn to recognize how syntax governs meaning, and apply exegetical methods that unite grammar, theology, and interpretation.
Understand how clauses connect and interact to form coherent thought units.
Trace argumentation and narrative flow using Greek conjunctions and structure.
Employ a systematic process for analyzing syntax and theological emphasis.
Identify and analyze subordinate clauses, participles, and infinitive phrases.
Diagram sentences to visualize relationships between grammatical components.
Bridge linguistic discovery with theological interpretation and application.
Review core grammar and explore the structure of phrases, clauses, and sentences.
Examine coordination, subordination, and discourse-level relationships in Greek.
Develop a structured exegetical workflow using syntax as a foundation for meaning.
Analyze extended passages from the Pauline Epistles and Johannine literature.
Pastor-scholar guiding advanced students to handle the Greek text with grammatical precision and exegetical excellence.
★★★★★ “A transformative course for serious Bible students — deep and methodical.”
★★★★★ “The syntax diagrams finally made everything click for me!”
Q: Do I need to complete BLX 210 first?
A: Yes, prior knowledge of Greek grammar and translation is required.
Q: Will I learn discourse analysis?
A: Yes, the course introduces practical discourse-level analysis of NT texts.
Q: What tools will I use?
A: Standard Greek texts, lexicons, and optional diagramming software.
Advance to the next level of Greek study and interpret Scripture with precision and confidence through BLX 321 — Greek Syntax & Method.
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