[B-Greek] Proficiency Guidelines/just for the joy of it
TuNeCedeMalis67 at aol.com
TuNeCedeMalis67 at aol.com
Sun Feb 13 18:48:01 EST 2005
Yeah, but if you are reading the Septuagint just because it is FUN, who cares
if your understanding is erroneous!
That can wait till you are good and ready to study a grammar book in depth
because you WANT to. You only need "correct" conclusions if you are trying to
convince people they are "wrong" and need to do things your way :-)
Rev. Pickrel, have you seen the Dobson book? It's kind of like a "Dick and
Jane" reading book. My son likes READING it better than writing out
translations. It's a cheapy little paperback that any bookstore can order for you so you
won't even need to worry about the cost of shipping.
Joy is a LOT more fun than trying to be "correct" :-) Just because we are
studying Greek doesn't mean we can't approach it like French and just slaughter
it, if we want to :-)
Kat Doe
homeschool mom
In a message dated 2/13/2005 5:01:58 PM Eastern Standard Time,
nebarry at verizon.net writes:
With all due respect, Rev. Pickrel, I often find that when individuals such
as
yourself actually attempt to use what they have learned, that their
understanding of the Greek will be erroneous and their conclusions even
worse,
but I hope that you are an exception to that general rule.
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