Greek Fridays: BDAG

What are Greek Fridays, you ask? It is the latest series of videos developed to help you get the most out of your WORDsearch digital library. This particular set of videos is aimed at helping you understand the different Greek resources & tools that are available to you in WORDsearch. Each video aims to show you the basics of using, reading & understanding the resource, as well as showing you some of the tips & tricks that make it worth having as a part of your digital library.

In our first video we are taking a look at A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature, or BDAG which it is more affectionately known as, revised and edited by Frederick William Danker. Why start with BDAG? Simply, it's one of my favorite Greek resources and one that I constantly find myself going to time after time (that, and I had the pleasure of developing the CROSS version for WORDsearch). While this is a resource that intimidates a lot of people, I want to show you that it is very easy to get find the information that you need, while bypassing all of the scholarly stuff that you may not necessarily need in preparing a lesson or sermon. Even though this is a fairly expensive resource, you'll quickly see why it's worth they money & why you need it in your WORDsearch library.

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