Hello all,
I hope that you are doing well.
My stepfather, who is 80 years old, is from Greece and I count it a blessing to know him and to have him as a second father. He currently does not believe in Jesus but, he believes that God exists.
I bought him a Greek Bible a long time ago only to discover, a few days ago to my dismay, that it was not in the common, everyday Greek of today but in higher Greek, which he had difficulty in reading fluidly.
If there are any Greek believers who read this post or, believers who know of the Holy Scriptures in common everyday Greek and that is an accurate, true and faithful translation for believers whose 1st language is Greek would you kindly recommend and direct me to where I can buy such a translation(s)?
Thank you and God bless.
(Also, I would look forward to communicating with an evangelist who is a native of Greece or, who is from Greece as to how to share the Gospel with my Stepfather. He comes from, of course a Greek mindset and culture; negative experiences with Greek priests, Greek mythology. Although he is eighty he is sharper than many young men of today. Not to mention, that I have a great love for him.)
I hope that you are doing well.
My stepfather, who is 80 years old, is from Greece and I count it a blessing to know him and to have him as a second father. He currently does not believe in Jesus but, he believes that God exists.
I bought him a Greek Bible a long time ago only to discover, a few days ago to my dismay, that it was not in the common, everyday Greek of today but in higher Greek, which he had difficulty in reading fluidly.
If there are any Greek believers who read this post or, believers who know of the Holy Scriptures in common everyday Greek and that is an accurate, true and faithful translation for believers whose 1st language is Greek would you kindly recommend and direct me to where I can buy such a translation(s)?
Thank you and God bless.
(Also, I would look forward to communicating with an evangelist who is a native of Greece or, who is from Greece as to how to share the Gospel with my Stepfather. He comes from, of course a Greek mindset and culture; negative experiences with Greek priests, Greek mythology. Although he is eighty he is sharper than many young men of today. Not to mention, that I have a great love for him.)