Read the original languages. Think deeply with the authors. Renew your love for Scripture.
Biblical Mastery Academy helps Christians who love Scripture read and study the Greek New Testament and the Hebrew Old Testament. Wherever you're starting from, the journey is achievable.
A free extract from Reclaiming New Testament Greek.
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Every serious Bible student hits a ceiling
Working with Scripture in translation means reading what others say the text says. The translations are faithful and the commentaries are valuable, but eventually they stop being enough.
You sit down with a passage you have been wrestling with. You open three commentaries. Two of them disagree on a Greek construction. The third doesn't address it at all. You close them knowing no more than when you opened them. That's what I refer to as the ceiling.
It is not a failure of effort or devotion. It is the structural consequence of reading Scripture in a language other than the one in which God inspired it. Biblical Mastery Academy is the path through it.
Three paths into the original languages. One right starting point for where you are.
The New Testament
Greek
Read and study the New Testament in the language it was written. Start with Greek Tutor at $15/month USD, or join the Greek Mastery Membership when enrolment opens.
ExploreThe Old Testament
Hebrew
Read and study the Old Testament in the language it was written. The Hebrew Mastery Membership takes you from the alphabet through to reading biblical texts.
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Both languages
The Premium Languages Membership covers both Greek and Hebrew, with certification and advanced study. The complete path to first-hand engagement with the whole Bible.
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Take the find-your-path quizFrom the alphabet to the entire Greek New Testament
Greek is a journey, and every journey, no matter how long, is walked the same way: one step at a time. The elephant reminds us of this. The success path is built on exactly this logic.
Small, consistent steps.
Learning Greek can feel a bit like eating an elephant. That's why we talk about going in small, consistent steps. The only way to eat an elephant is one bite at a time. Bite by bite, you learn Greek and you read Scripture as it was inspired.
I had to work for every step
Greek did not come naturally to me. I learned it in seminary, where the work was aimed at exegesis rather than reading, and I watched most of my classmates lose theirs within a few years of finishing.
What I wanted was to read what Paul wrote rather than what someone says Paul wrote, to weigh the grammatical arguments in a commentary myself, and to build my theology on the text. Getting there took small, consistent steps over a long time.
So I built what I had needed. Every feature exists because a real learner needed it: the grammar, the exercises, the success path, the Consistency Score. All of it made from the inside, for hard-working Christians who love Scripture enough to take those steps.
What members say
I learned Greek in seminary and found it so hard that every day after class, I'd go back to my room and cry, and tell the Lord that I couldn't do this. Then I discovered Biblical Mastery Academy and now I just finished beginning Greek and I love Greek!
As a busy homeschool mom of four, if I can do this, anyone can.
I can take the program at my own pace without worrying to get to class at an exact time or else I'll lose the day of learning. It's better this way for busy folks.
Find where you would start
The quiz asks what you have studied before and what you want to do with it, then points you at the right first step. It takes two minutes.