resources for Bill Mounce's "Greek for the Rest of Us"

Gabe Moothart

Hi,

I'm leading a group at my church through Bill Mounce's "Greek for the Rest of Us". In order to include as many people as possible, I'm wondering if it is possible to put together a cheaper-than-starter-edition version of Logos by getting the free engine and then adding resources individually. I would need:

1) A greek text with parsing info (looks like the SBL NT has this covered)
2) At least one English Bible (say, ESV) that is strongs-tagged so you can discover how English and Greek words map to each other
3) A greek dictionary (Mounce suggests his "Complete Expository dictionary of Old and New Testament Words")
4) An interlinear or reverse interlinear

And, of course, they would have to work together nicely so that you could easily look up the definitions of Greek words, compare Greek/English side by side, do greek word searches, etc.

Is this feasible? 

TIA,
Gabe

David A Egolf

There is a Faithlife group going through the Mounce full grammar.  They have links to online Mounce material at Teknia and other sites.  But the group itself will move at its own pace. They also had a link to online material for Greek for the Rest of Us.   They stalled for the summer somewhere beyond chapter 6.

You could  start your own Faithlife group and migrate the links and word lists and flash card tools to your own site. 

MJ. Smith

Welcome to the forums. The forums are filled with other Logos users rather than Logos employees. You really need to talk to Logos proper - in your case I don't know whether a regional rep or a denominational manager is the more appropriate contact. I'd call the main number and ask about a customized demonstration and package and have them direct you correctly.