the greek alphabet is shown in black and white on yellow paper with an old style font

Old Greek Writing

The Greek Alphabet - Greek is the language in which the original New Testament was written. After the conquests of Alexander the Great (roughly 336-323 B.C.), the language underwent far-reaching changes. Alexander carried the Attic-Ionic form of the language (along with Greek culture) far into the Near East where it became the standard language of commerce and government.

Cheri Noblitt

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Old Greek Writing

The Greek Alphabet - Greek is the language in which the original New Testament was written. After the conquests of Alexander the Great (roughly 336-323 B.C.), the language underwent far-reaching changes. Alexander carried the Attic-Ionic form of the language (along with Greek culture) far into the Near East where it became the standard language of commerce and government.

Cheri Noblitt