A Reader's Greek New Testament

Editorial Review:

The Greek text that underlies the New International Version as reconstructed by Edward Goodrick and John Kohlenberger III, along with word definitions in footnotes for all words that occur thirty times or less in the New Testament.

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

A good start:

I have owned the first edition of A Reader's Greek New Testament for several years now. This is a great tool for anyone who wants to learn Koine Greek.
The only problem is the italicized font. It truly is terrible. I own UBS4, UBS2, Septuaginta, and a 1948 edition of Westcott & Hort. The font of RGNT is by far the worst. Fortunately, there is now a second edition out with a slightly better font. Unfortunately, it seems to be the same font, only not italicized. The problem is, it's a horrible font... more info

Dissappointing Service:

I ordered this book as a Christmas gift at the end of November, through the seller A1 BOOKS. An entire month later they credited my account for part of the money with no explanation other than it had been returned. After a couple of attempts at contacting the seller, they said it had been "undeliverable" and were charging us a restocking fee. The address is indeed correct and we've recieved a vast number of packages over the years at the same address. They offered us horrible customer service in the form of... more info

terrible italic font:

This book is a great idea for New Testament Greek newbies like myself; I must say, however, that the strange, italicized font the publisher chose is a terrible choice. It's very difficult to read and takes some time to get used to certain of the letters. I can not, understand why they would do this. The actual Tanakh quotes appear in normal, upright typeface (in bold) and how I wish the rest of the text was like this. The good thing about this book is it really encouraged me to get off my rump and learn the... more info

LOVE IT!:

For dabbling in textual criticism I rely on UBS4 and NA27, of course, and the manuals (Metzger and Aland), but this dandy little Reader filled the gap between my desire to read the New Testament with a degree of comfort and my actual ability to do so.
I use it every day, and it is just what I was looking for. I couldn't believe it was actually out there, and that they were only asking $20 for it! This slim, portable Greek NT is a definite must for reinforcing the vocabulary you're trying to memorize... more info

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