How to read deeply in Greek and Hebrew

Founder of Biblingo, Kevin Grasso, discusses how to read deeply in the original languages of the Bible. Drawing on research from the neuroscience of reading and second language acquisition, he discusses how to read deeply in Greek and Hebrew. This "deep reading" is compared with a critical analysis of the concept of "exegesis" in biblical studies. The basic outline of this talk is a sneak peek of a section of Grasso's forthcoming Greek and Hebrew grammars.

[@bdelp3407]

Thank you! Scary to think of how much fluency and intuition we are losing today. Hopefully that can change, because it effects our translations, preaching, teaching, and edification.

[@timothygregory685]

मी मूळ मराठी भाषक आहे आणि हे अतिशय आक्षेपार्ह आहे

[@Steve1J3.1]

Thanks for this.

[@ThangPu-j7j]

Thanks for video

[@reformationmission]

Insightful.

[@rogercarl3969]

Are your slides available online?

[@veritas399]

Thank you for the info. I am looking forward to the Grammer in the Biblingo app!

[@GordonA-Jr]

I think your disdain for the grammar translate method clouds your view of the ability with a limited vocabulary and a biliary to parse to know what the word means and how it may be functioning in the sentence which is critical to meaning and truly aids in fluency, understanding and comprehension

[@GordonA-Jr]

Difficult to follow and I think this presentation needs a bit of communication fluency