Why Learn Koine Greek
6 reasons to study Koine Greek at DIU, including the way that it will improve your English grammar and vocabulary.
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6 reasons to study Koine Greek at DIU, including the way that it will improve your English grammar and vocabulary.
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It is God’s desire to bring us to a place where we are constantly living in His presence and experiencing thankfulness for His grace in our lives.
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DIU’s new Certificate in Arts and Trauma Healing prepares students to address the pressing need for trauma care in today’s world.
Over 150 sign languages are currently documented. We know there are a lot more—we just don’t know exactly how many.
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“I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me.” What has God placed in your heart?
Partner with Deaf communities through linguistic analysis, translation, and advocating for societal improvements for the community.
The Global Ethnodoxology Network, our longtime partner, celebrates 20 years of training, connecting, and creating resources for ethnodoxologists worldwide!
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