The Greek New Testament 

Greek Fonts

To view the Greek New Testament, a Greek font must be installed on your computer. Also you must have the later versions of Netscape or Internet Explorer to display the Greek font, otherwise the Greek text will appear in a transliteration format with the mapping shown below.

To search for a Greek word in Greek New Testament, either type the word in the Search box in transliteration format, or better yet, look up a verse with this word and clip the word from the verse lookup and use it in the search. Remember the search is case sensitive, so for Greek versions with capital letter and accents, these also must be added in the word being searched.

These Greek fonts can be downloaded:

Greek  ---  from http://www.bible.org

Sgreek --- from www.silvermnt.com

SIL Galatia --- from http://sil.org/computing/fonts/silgreek

Mounce  --- from  http://www.ior.com/teknia/softfonts.html

ISO-8859-7  --  See http://www.hri.org/fonts/w95

Windows 95 symbol font is supplied with Windows 95.

Transliteration

The Greek New Testament transliteration format is show below. In Greek versions with no accents, a single English letter represents a single Greek letter.

       Alpha    = a                 Nu       = n
       Beta     = b                 Xi       = x
       Gamma    = g                 Omicron  = o
       Delta    = d                 Pi       = p
       Epsilon  = e                 Rho      = r
       Zeta     = z                 Sigma    = s
       Eta      = h                 Tau      = t
       Theta    = y                 Upsilon  = u
       Iota     = i                 Phi      = f
       Kappa    = k                 Chi      = c
       Lambda   = l                 Psi      = q
       Mu       = m                 Omega    = w

       Final Sigma  = "  (double quote)

For an excellent educational reference, see Learning New Testament Greek at http://www.ntgreek.org/