Christophe Rico Knihy

Focusing on fluency, this book aims to teach students to read ancient Greek effortlessly, akin to reading modern languages like French or Spanish. By treating ancient Greek as a living language, it encourages learners to engage with the text directly, eliminating the need for dictionaries or translations. This approach fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of the language in its historical context.

Focusing on teaching ancient Greek as a living language, this book aims to help students achieve fluency comparable to reading modern languages like French or Spanish. It emphasizes reading without relying on dictionaries or translations, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the language.

Set in Jerusalem during a time of political turmoil, the story revolves around King Ahaz of Judah, who is plagued by fear as two armies approach to challenge his rule. Amidst this tension, the prophet Isaiah brings a pivotal message of hope, proclaiming the miraculous birth of a child named Emmanuel, symbolizing divine presence and reassurance during a crisis. The narrative intertwines themes of prophecy, faith, and the struggle for survival in a besieged city.