Learn the biblical languages in 15 minutes a day: Southeastern University has partnered with Biblingo to provide everything you need to go from zero knowledge of Greek and Hebrew to reading the Bible in its original languages. This is a perfect solution for busy ministry leaders that ensures a solid understanding, biblical exegesis, and communication of God’s Word in many different contexts.
Biblingo Courses
BIBL 2013 - Biblical Hebrew I
5.7.25-7.1.25
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of Biblical Hebrew through immersive, interactive learning provided by Biblingo. Students will begin reading and understanding simple biblical texts in Hebrew, while building a strong foundation in vocabulary, grammar, and syntax. The course emphasizes comprehension over memorization, fostering a living grasp of the language that supports deeper engagement with Scripture.
BIBL 2023 – Biblical Hebrew II
7.2.25-8.26.25
A continuation of Biblical Hebrew I, this course deepens students’ understanding of Hebrew grammar and expands their vocabulary using Biblingo’s context-driven learning tools. Students will read increasingly complex biblical passages, gaining confidence in translation and interpretation. This course prepares students for exegetical work and a more nuanced reading of the Old Testament in its original language.
BIBL 2113 – Biblical Greek I
5.7.25-7.1.25
This course provides an introduction to the basics of Biblical Greek through Biblingo’s dynamic, immersive platform. Students will learn core vocabulary and grammatical structures by engaging with real biblical texts from the start. Designed for beginners, this course cultivates reading fluency and supports a lifelong relationship with the Greek New Testament.
BIBL 2123 – Biblical Greek II
7.2.25-8.26.25
In this follow-up to Biblical Greek I, students will expand their proficiency in Greek vocabulary and grammar while reading extended passages from the New Testament. Through Biblingo’s story-based learning and interactive exercises, students will develop the skills necessary for exegetical study and theological reflection on the New Testament in its original language.
BIBL 5013 – Biblical Hebrew I (Graduate)
7.2.25-8.26.25
This graduate-level introduction to Biblical Hebrew utilizes Biblingo’s immersive learning platform to develop reading fluency, comprehension, and translation skills. Students will engage with Scripture in its original language from the outset, gaining insight into the linguistic and theological nuances of the Old Testament. Emphasis is placed on the relevance of Hebrew for biblical exegesis and interpretation.
BIBL 5023 – Biblical Hebrew II (Graduate)
Building on skills acquired in Biblical Hebrew I, this course focuses on advanced grammar, expanded vocabulary, and exegetical reading of narrative and poetic texts. Through Biblingo’s research-informed learning framework, students will be equipped for critical engagement with the Hebrew Bible, supporting advanced theological study and ministry applications.
BIBL 5113 – Biblical Greek I (Graduate)
5.7.25-7.1.25
Designed for graduate students, this course offers a foundational introduction to Biblical Greek through Biblingo’s interactive, story-driven learning approach. Students will explore key grammatical concepts, vocabulary, and syntax by reading selections from the Greek New Testament, laying the groundwork for scholarly engagement with the biblical text.
BIBL 5123 – Biblical Greek II (Graduate)
This course advances students’ understanding of Biblical Greek and prepares them for sustained exegetical work. With Biblingo’s immersion tools, students will translate and interpret longer and more complex New Testament passages, solidifying their grasp of grammar and style while exploring the theological depth of the original language.
