A school by Charles Owens

Read the Bible in Its Original Languages

I help serious students of Scripture move through Biblical Hebrew, New Testament Greek, and Biblical Aramaic — from the alphabet to advanced exegesis — with rigorous, text-grounded instruction.

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“Every translation is an interpretation — I want you to be the one who reads the text itself.”

— Charles Owens

01Start With NT Greek I
02What you get
  • 01Read the New Testament in Koine Greek — word by word, without leaning on a translation.
  • 02Read the Hebrew Bible in its original text, parsing verbs and navigating syntax with scholarly precision.
  • 03Use the tools working scholars use: BDAG, HALOT, Wallace, BHS critical apparatus, and standard grammars.
  • 04Produce syntactical diagrams and exegetical outlines suitable for sermon preparation or academic commentary.
  • 05Interpret Biblical Aramaic passages in Daniel and Ezra directly from the Masoretic text.
  • 06Build language skill that compounds — each course level prepares you for the next with nothing left behind.
03How learning with me works

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Pick where to start

Join one of my schools — each is a full curriculum you can start today.

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The AI adapts to you

Every lesson adjusts to your level, and a tutor answers your questions as you go.

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Learn by doing

Checkpoints, practice, and real projects — you build skill, not just watch videos.

04Who I help

For the pastor who wants to preach from the textYou prepare sermons every week and you are tired of borrowing other people's exegesis — you want to stand in the original language yourself.

For the seminary student getting aheadYou are entering or already in a graduate theology program and want to arrive at Greek or Hebrew with a head start that shows in your first paper.

For the lifelong bible student done with shortcutsYou have studied Scripture seriously for years and you are finally ready to learn the languages — not an app, not an interlinear, the actual grammar.

05FAQ

Questions,
answered.

Start where you are. Begin the language.

New Testament Greek I

Master the foundational grammar of Koine Greek so you can read the New Testament in its original language — no prior Greek experience required.