Clean, structured Greek New Testament vocabulary datasets for study, flashcards, and research.
This project began as a personal learning tool while studying New Testament Greek. It brings together an interest in data aggregation, spreadsheets, and structured workflows with a desire to read the New Testament more carefully and learn more about Jesus through the original language.
Once the dataset was complete, stable, and internally consistent, it was published openly so others could benefit from the same learner-first workflow.
One set of datasets follows the reading order recommended in Greek for Life: Strategies for Learning, Retaining, and Reviving New Testament Greek by Jonathan T. Pennington.
These CSV files are designed to be imported directly into spreadsheet software or flashcard applications. Many learners use the Unique Forms datasets to generate vocabulary decks while reading the text in sequence.
The All Occurrences datasets preserve repetition and are useful for studying frequency, reinforcement patterns, or computational analysis.
Future expansions may include Hebrew Old Testament and Septuagint datasets built with the same emphasis on openness, reproducibility, and learner-first design.