This guide is designed to introduce biblical studies (Hebrew Bible and New Testament) eBooks to graduate level students for their coursework and research.
This is the standard English grammar of the Greek language. It focuses more on Attic Greek but the majority of the grammatical rules are the same for Koine Greek.
This is often referred to as the standard Koine Greek grammar. Though this work is a little dated it focuses on many of the peculiar differences between Koine Greek and Attic Greek. NOTE: This is an antiquated version. Unfortunately there is no up-to-date digital version available.
Though dated, this is a very thorough grammar that focuses specifically on the NT. Unlike most linguistic grammar books, this is organized like a work of prose rather than a standard reference work with section numbers and subsections which can make it more difficult to browse. However, this should not take away from the genius of the work.
This is one of the few English grammars focusing exclusively on Septuagint Greek, though dated, this work is still important for students because of some of the unique aspects of this translation of the Hebrew Bible.
This is the standard classical Greek lexicon used by classicists. This is not the best lexicon for NT Greek but when translating anything written prior to the NT and the LXX this should be consulted. There are an abridged version of this lexicon referred to as the Middle Liddell which can be found HERE
This is a specialty Greek lexicon focused on the works after the NT. As a specialty dictionary, it will not have common words in it but words or definitions that are specific to the Patristic corpus.