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Introduction to Greek Scripture Study
Introduction to Greek Scripture Study is available for those who have an interest in the Greek language as it relates to the study of the Scriptures. The course is designed for individual study using a workbook, audio recordings, and various reference books.
The course includes more than learning a language. It is designed to help students in their study and consideration of what the Scriptures say. The course begins with the Greek alphabet and some basic information regarding language and the reference books that may be used in the study of the Scriptures. Later sessions include some of the grammar and syntax of the Greek language and considerations in the study of the vocabulary and text of the Scriptures.
The course requires an invested interest in that certain reference books will be needed in addition to the $250 registration fee for the course. For many people, language study may not be inside of the scope of their interests. On the other hand, you may find that learning some of the basics of the Greek language will help you in your study of the Scriptures.
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Introduction to Greek Scripture Study

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  • The "Introduction to Greek Scripture Study Self-Study Course" is copyrighted by and remains the property of Walter J. Cummins, and it is licensed to you when you accept these considerations and terms of agreement.

    The audio recordings and workbook are licensed to you for your personal study and for your study with others who have also acquired the course. You may copy pages of the workbook for your personal study, but you may not reproduce and distribute the workbook to other parties by any means. You may copy and play the audio recordings in any of the following ways.

    You may play the CD using a CD-MP3 player or computer MP3 player.

    You may also transfer the MP3 files to an I-pod or similar device used for storing and playing MP3 files.

    You may make a copy of the original CD for back up.

    You may also transfer the files to a hard disk on your computer, provided the computer is not used on the internet or provided the files are protected from the internet by an adequate antivirus program, firewall, or other protective device. The computer you use for these audio files must be sufficiently protected so that the audio sessions are not able to be altered by anyone or transferred to anyone on the internet or by any other means. Disk space required on a hard drive for the MP3 files is about 553 megabytes.

    If you have the appropriate software and sufficient hard disk space, you may also convert the MP3 files to wave files on your hard disk, and you may transfer them to CD's in regular audio CD-R format with the original audio content. You may not edit the audio content. Much more disk space will be required on a hard drive for all of the files in wave-file format. If you plan to burn regular audio CD's of all the files, please keep in mind that it will require at least 12 CD's (using an 80 minute / 700 MB CD-R).

    Every copy of the audio CD's that you produce must be labeled with either a handwritten or printed label that contains the title (Introduction to Greek Scripture Study), type of audio (either Audio MP3 or Audio CD), the lesson number and tracks from the lesson, and the copyright notice (Copyright  2000. Walter J. Cummins. All rights reserved.).

    If you make a copy of the original CD in MP3 format, then the CD must be labeled as follows:

    Introduction to Greek Scripture Study,
    Audio MP3, Fifteen Lessons
    Copyright  2000. Walter J. Cummins. All rights reserved.

    If you converted the MP3 files to wave files and then, for example, burn a CD of Lesson 1, then the CD must be labeled as follows:

    Introduction to Greek Scripture Study,
    Audio CD, Lesson 1, Tracks 1-12,
    Copyright  2000. Walter J. Cummins. All rights reserved.

    For another example of a session burned on a CD from a wave file, a CD of session 4 must be labeled as follows:

    Introduction to Greek Scripture Study,
    Audio CD, Lesson 4, Tracks 1-6,
    Copyright  2000. Walter J. Cummins. All rights reserved.

    Please keep in mind that this material is licensed to you to use in this manner, and so any copies of the audio recordings that you make must be retained by you. They are your responsibility, and they must be retained in your personal library for your personal study and for your study with others who have also acquired the course.

    All other rights not granted above are reserved. You may not make copies, sell, rent, or reproduce the workbook or any of these audio recordings in any format (electronic, optical, transcribed, or otherwise) for distribution to other people. You may not send them to anyone via the internet, e-mail, World Wide Web, or any other means. The right to use the workbook and audio recordings in the manner described above is granted to you, and those rights may not be transferred to another party. You may not use them in any manner other than those described above without written permission of the holder of the copyright. Violation of any of these rights will terminate your right to use this material.

     

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