Learn New Testament Greek

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About this app

A small app to learn New Testament in Greek: with hover glosses, learning vocabulary by spaced repetition, and quizzing yourself on it, with linguistic and historical commentary. All progress is kept locally in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.

Textual sources

SBLGNT — The Greek New Testament: SBL Edition
The base Greek text, edited by Michael W. Holmes for the Society of Biblical Literature and Logos Bible Software (2010). All 7,939 verses of the reader and every reference in the commentary follow the SBLGNT's text and versification — which is why a handful of late-tradition verses (e.g. Acts 8:37, 15:34, 24:7, 28:29; Mark 9:44, 46; Luke 17:36; the Johannine Comma in 1 John 5:7–8) are omitted from this edition.
MorphGNT
Per-token morphology (the parsing codes shown in the tooltip: tense, voice, mood, case, etc.) and lemma assignments come from the MorphGNT annotations of the SBLGNT, distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.
MACULA Greek
Contextual glosses (the right-hand "gloss" in the reader), part-of-speech tags, and additional syntactic annotation come from the MACULA Greek dataset (Clear Bible), distributed under CC BY 4.0.
Dodson Greek-English Lexicon
Dictionary-headline glosses and short definitions (the "headline gloss" in tooltips and the Flashcards definitions) come from the public-domain Dodson lexicon (1885), distributed by the Open English Bible project.
Verse-by-verse commentary
Greek-focused commentary for all 260 chapters / 7,939 verses was drafted as part of this project, generated chapter-by-chapter by an LLM (Claude Sonnet) and reviewed in batches. It focuses on morphology, syntax, lexical insight, idioms, and Septuagint/Hebrew-Bible intertextual echoes — not on theological interpretation.

License & credits

The SBLGNT is © 2010 Society of Biblical Literature and Logos Bible Software, used under its terms. MorphGNT (CC BY-SA), MACULA Greek (CC BY 4.0), and Dodson (public domain) keep their own licenses.