New Testament Greek Syntax Laminated Sheet (Zondervan Get an A! Study Guides) Paperback – October 10, 2009

I purchased the Wallace textbook, and it is quite long. Once I had worked my way through a few of the grammar issues I was interested in in the Wallace textbook, this Laminated Sheet became very valuable to get right to the basic information I needed. (I would need the Wallace textbook in addition for this sheet to be of value to me.) I keep it right beside me as I work on translating the Textus Receptus Greek New Testament, and it really comes in handy for finding the information quickly that I have already studied in the Wallace Textbook. It is 4 sheets, folded up sort of like a menu, and the printing is very clear, and it is well organized and easy to find what you are looking for (it what you are looking for happens to be on the sheet...). If the information on the sheet is too brief, and therefore not understandable to you, you can go to the Wallace textbook, and get the complete information, and then the brief information will be clearer. I highly recommend this, along with the Wallace textbook (Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics), with the cautions about the textbook included in my review of the textbook itself.

My Greek professor highly recommended my class get this along with Wallace's syntax textbook. It is a really helpful outline of Greek syntax in a nice laminated folder. It presents the same information from the textbook in a very concise form. It really has helped me as a student get to know the details of syntax while also keeping in mind the big picture. I use it like a folder to keep all my other Greek assignments in.I highly recommend this as an aid to learning.

Good book

If you don't use it, you lose it. I had lost a lot of the skill that I had learned while taking Greek. This aid is just what I needed to revitalize my interest and intellect.

need a quick reference with out trying to find it in one of the books in your library. then this is it. put it in your notebook for quick reference.

good!

For any Greek NT syntax studies this chart is amazing, if one knows the grammatical terms! It helped me a lot for the translations.

The heading says it all: clear formatting, concise summarizing, and comprehensive treatment; a good companion to other resources in the series and a handy quick reference.