Greek

* Original Languages Library: $415.95

* Ratio of scholarly to non-scholarly works: 4
* Ratio of research works to non-research works: 4
* Subject range: 3 (only because it’s mainly focussed on textual criticism and original language tools)
* Contains resources not freely or more cheaply available elsewhere:4
* Value for money: 4

This collection, as you can deduce from the name, is aimed at textual criticism and lexical studies, and the works it contains are well suited to the purpose. The number of scholarly original language texts it contains is considerable. Aside from the ESV reverse interlinear, it also contains:

This section covers tips and techniques for learning the original languages. If you have an idea that works for you please share.

The more time I spend studying the Word, the more I desire to be able to competently handle the original languages. This desire comes out of a goal of wanting to rightly handle the Word of Truth. I see this as a life long process that will enable me to read and understand what the better commentaries are talking about, but not simply take their opinion at face value, but be able to go back to the text and see it for myself. It will also allow me to better understand why things are translated the way they appear in our English versions and get a better handle on why translators have made certain decisions.

This series is not specifically about teaching you Greek or Hebrew, but about sharing my journey into the Languages, reviewing books, websites or other tools or techniques I have found helpful. Along the way though I may well write about some language / grammar specific topics in a general way pointing you to resources to further explore the topic. It would be great to here from you your experiences and resources, tools or techniques you have found helpful or maybe not so helpful.