Notice I said hear because other than religious people or people attending church and carrying a synopsis to follow the liturgy Greeks don't usually read the New Testament. read more
Notice I said hear because other than religious people or people attending church and carrying a synopsis to follow the liturgy Greeks don't usually read the New Testament. Whenever we read it's the original text in the Koine form of Greek that is not Classical Greek and that had a vocabulary and pronunciation very-very similar to Modern Greek. read more
Go to any Greek Orthodox Christian monastery (say Elder Ephraim’s in Arizona or upstate New York) or Mt Athos in Greece, and you will be certain to hear the Greek texts from the New Testament read during the Scripture reading (Epistles could be translated from Hebrew). read more