Greek tools for bible study

Same as above.  I cannot navigate this site as you instructed in your book.  Are the lessons still available on this site?

Yes, I can't find the online lectures to help me read the book too.  There is supposed to be a link 'Leadership Training'. but it doesn't seem to exist.

Same as above. I cannot find the pages as printed in the book. I use Search step by step and enter this page, not yet find the lectures. Are they still available on this site?  

Here is a link to the Greek Tools class. The full Greek course can be found here. Sorry for the confusion.

I can't seem to access any of those videos...any suggestions

The lectures for the Greek Tools class (Greek for the Rest of Us) are at http://www.learnbiblicalgreek.com/greek-language/.

In the login box on the left, click on the "create an account" link, register, login, then click on the "Greek for the Rest of Us" link. As the lectures play, a quicktime video displays the powerpoint slides Dr. Mounce used when he gave the lectures. There is also additional handouts you may download. Hope that helps.

I can only locate audio recordings of the lectures.  These are nearly useless without the video or PowerPoint downloads.  The direction provided by admin did not lead to the video files.  I also noticed that the quicktime links in the Biblical Greek course on the alphabet were not operational.

Help learning greek

trying to navigate to site, not seeing a video which makes this impossible

Please click on the link http://www.teknia.com, click on the Online Classes link, then click on the Greek for the Rest of Us link. When you click on the link for each lecture, the audio will play and the PowerPoint slides that Dr. Mounce used when he was giving the lectures will display.

Dr. Mounce is producing video recordings to accompany his Greek for the Rest of Us text, but they are not completed yet. There are videos available that accompany the Basics of Biblical Greek text that you may purchase through the http://www.teknia.com website by clicking on the Store link and then the Greek resources link.

I have a question. When you have a passage that has both an indicative and a Hortatory Subjunctive (not sure if I am calling it right) or a subjunctive with "Let us" which one would be classified as the main clause or main idea? How do we distinguish which one would be the main clause. I am dealing with Philippians 3:12-16 in particular....