Ἐν ἀρχῇ ἦν ὁ λόγος
"In the beginning was the Word." — John 1:1
The Greek you learned is still there. Let's bring it back.
Learn Greek Again is a reading-first course built for students who once knew Koine Greek — and for beginners who want to learn it the right way from the start. Instead of drilling paradigms, you read the actual New Testament text from Day 1, with grammar learned in context as you go. Pick any NT book to get started — the 1 John module is completely free.
Preview the 1 John book background, original audience, and exegetical challenges.
1 John module is completely free · get started today!
"You don't learn to read by mastering grammar; you master grammar by learning to read."
- Reading-first
- Built for lapsed students
- Koine New Testament focus
- Book by book
What you get
Everything to read Koine Greek — nothing you don't
Reading-First Pedagogy
You encounter the real Greek text from Day 1. Grammar is learned through reading, not as a multi-year prerequisite to it.
Structured 30-Day Plans
Each New Testament book gets its own 30-day learning track. One lesson a day moves you from the alphabet to fluent reading.
Interactive Greek Reader
Hover over any word in the Greek text for instant lexical definitions. Vocabulary builds from your actual reading, not a disconnected word list.
Spaced Repetition Review
Flashcards are drawn from the vocabulary you have already encountered in the text, reviewed at optimal intervals for long-term retention.
Cloud-Synced Progress
Your lesson completions, vocabulary knowledge, and flashcard deck sync to the cloud. Resume from any device without losing your place.
Free to Start — No Purchase Required
The entire 1 John module is free: 30 structured lessons, the interactive reader, and flashcard review. Unlock further NT books when ready.
Course structure
Four phases, thirty days, one chapter of Scripture
Each module moves through four phases targeting the grammar and vocabulary needed to read that NT book with understanding. Lapsed students typically complete in 30 days. Beginners often pace themselves over 60–90 days — the lessons never expire and progress is always saved.
- Days 1–6
Foundational Forms
Letters, sounds, breathing marks, the idea of case, and the article signals that make Greek readable.
- Days 7–12
Noticing Nouns
Nouns, articles, adjectives, pronouns, and prepositions — so you can see who is doing what in a sentence.
- Days 13–18
Viewing Verbs
Tense markers, voice and mood signals, and verb endings — so forms become recognizable in the actual text. The goal is pattern recognition, not paradigm memorization.
- Days 19–30
Reading Readiness
Vocabulary, parsing, reading aloud, and exegetical judgment brought together in the actual text.
Free starter module
Learn Greek Again: 1 John
Ἐν τῇ ἀρχῇ — begin where the Greek is clearest.
The First Letter of John is the ideal first text: short, repetitive, theologically rich, and written in clear Koine Greek. Your free module includes all 30 lessons, the interactive reader with hover definitions, and a spaced-repetition deck built from 1 John's vocabulary — everything you need to read 1 John 1 in the Greek.
- ✓ 30 structured daily lessons
- ✓ Interactive Greek reader for 1 John & John 1
- ✓ Spaced-repetition vocabulary review
- ✓ Progress tracking with cloud sync
Full New Testament will be available in the future.
Who this course is for
The name says it all: Learn Greek Again is built primarily for students who once knew Koine Greek and want it back — but it welcomes everyone.
Best fit
Lapsed Seminarians & Grads
You took two years of Greek, passed exams, and then watched it fade. The reading-first structure works like a resurrection tool — the forms are still in there, and context brings them back fast. Most lapsed students complete a module in 30 days.
Great fit
Pastors & Bible Teachers
Preachers and teachers who want to read the text they expound — not just consult a commentary — will find the exegetical focus directly useful. The course stays anchored to actual NT passages throughout.
Good fit
Motivated Beginners
No prior Greek required — the course starts with the alphabet. Beginners are very welcome, but should plan for a slower pace: 60–90 days in 1 John is common. using this alongside a classroom course makes the grammar phases significantly easier.
Begin today.
The 1 John module is completely free. Create an account in seconds and start Day 1 of your 30-day journey into the Greek New Testament.
No credit card · No time limit · Progress saved to the cloud
Using this alongside a classroom course? It accelerates everything.