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Elementary New Testament Greek, 2014a

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Contents<br />

Preface ....................................................................................................vi<br />

Preface to the First Edition (Under Revision) .....................................viii<br />

Publisher’s Note ......................................................................................x<br />

1: Reading <strong>Greek</strong> Aloud 1<br />

The Alphabet ...........................................................................................1<br />

Vowels and Diphthongs ...........................................................................3<br />

Consonants and Consonant Combinations ..............................................5<br />

Additional Marks .....................................................................................5<br />

Breathing Marks ...............................................................................5<br />

Accent Marks ....................................................................................5<br />

Punctuation Marks ............................................................................6<br />

The Apostrophe .................................................................................7<br />

The Diaeresis ....................................................................................7<br />

The Coronis .......................................................................................7<br />

Syllables ............................................................................................7<br />

Digging into the <strong>New</strong> <strong>Testament</strong> Text .....................................................9<br />

Drills and Exercises ...............................................................................11<br />

2: Introduction to Verbs in the Present Active Indicative 15<br />

The Forms of the Present Active Indicative of ..............................15<br />

Understanding Verb Parsing ..................................................................16<br />

The Meaning of the Indicative Mood ..............................................16<br />

The Meaning of the Present Tense (and Tenses) .............................16<br />

Time in the Indicative Mood ...............................................................17<br />

Aspect (Internal, External, Perfect) in all Moods ..............................17<br />

The Meaning of Person (1st, 2nd, and 3rd) ....................................20<br />

The Meaning of Number (Singular, Plural) ....................................21<br />

The Meaning of Voice (Active, Middle, Passive) ............................21<br />

Anatomy of the Forms of the Present Active Indicative of ...........23<br />

Verbs with Roots ending in Short Vowels (Contract Verbs) ..................24<br />

Verbs with Roots Ending in Short Vowels (Contract Verbs) .................25<br />

Verbs Without Connecting Vowels (μ Verbs) .......................................26<br />

Digging into the <strong>New</strong> <strong>Testament</strong> Text ...................................................28<br />

Chapter Two Vocabulary .......................................................................29<br />

Exercises ................................................................................................30<br />

3: Nouns and Their Cases 35<br />

Building a Simple Sentence in <strong>Greek</strong> ....................................................35<br />

An Introduction to Cases .......................................................................37<br />

The Nominative Case: .....................................................................37<br />

The Accusative Case: ......................................................................37<br />

The Genitive Case ...........................................................................38<br />

The Dative Case ..............................................................................40<br />

The Vocative Case ...........................................................................40<br />

The Number of Nouns ...........................................................................41<br />

The Forms of Nouns of the 2nd Declension ..........................................42<br />

Diagramming Simple Sentences ...........................................................43<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Testament</strong> Exploration ..................................................................45<br />

Digging Deeper into the <strong>New</strong> <strong>Testament</strong> Text ......................................45<br />

Chapter Three Vocabulary .....................................................................46<br />

Exercises ................................................................................................47<br />

4: The (Denite) Article 51<br />

The Logic and Use of the (Denite) Article ..........................................51<br />

The Forms of the (Denite) Article .......................................................53<br />

The Article Linked (in agreement) with Nouns .....................................53<br />

An Overview of the Ten Parts of Speech ..............................................54<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Testament</strong> Exploration ..................................................................55<br />

Digging Deeper into the <strong>New</strong> <strong>Testament</strong> Text ......................................55<br />

Chapter Four Vocabulary .......................................................................56<br />

Exercises ...............................................................................................57<br />

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