Biblical Greek Book 1: The Alphabet: A workbook for learning how to read, write and pronounce the letters of the Greek alphabet

Lisa M. Cummins, James T. Cummins

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Publication Date: May 19th, 2018

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Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

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9781719419314

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About the Author

Jim Cummins has served as teacher, pastor, evangelist and ministry planter in a variety of denominational and non-denominational settings for more than 40 years. Throughout his years in ministry, Jim has taught Biblical Greek and Hebrew to small groups. This teaching experience determined the content and approach of this book. Lisa Cummins' ten years of experience in middle, high school and community college teaching inspired this book's friendly, workbook-style format, which she designed and typeset. She has served in ministry for more than 25 years.

Biblical Greek Book 1: The Alphabet: A workbook for learning how to read, write and pronounce the letters of the Greek alphabet

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