Learning the Basics of New Testament Greek

by HADJIANTONIOU GEORGE A.

• ISBN13: 9780899578026
• ISBN10: 0899578020
• Edition: Workbook
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1999-03-01
• Publisher: Amg Pubs

Summary

Attempting to learn the "Koine" Greek language of the New Testament would seem a formidable task. However, serious Bible students realize how rich the language is, and how understanding key Greek terms opens up a wealth of truth. If you desire to grasp a rudimentary knowledge of Greek but who are too afraid to try, AMG offers a workable option within your grasp: Learning the Basics of New Testament Greek, a hard cover text coupled with a companion student workbook. Using these resources, students who have no prior knowledge of the Greek language can attain a working knowledge of New Testament Greek as they work through the text and workbook. New Testament Greek cassettes also available for additional resources.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements	v
Preface	xi
Section I	xii
The ``Koine Greek.'' The Alphabet. Vowels. Diphthongs. Consonants. Syllables. Punctuation.	1	(4)
Breathings. Accents. Elision.	5	(4)
Parts of Speech. Parsing. The Verb: Present Active Indicative. The Conjunction ϰαι.	9	(4)
The Noun: Nouns of the Second Declension. The Indefinite Article.	13	(4)
The Noun: Nouns of the First Declension. The Definite Article.	17	(4)
The Negative: oυ ...μη; μϵν ...δϵ; oυδϵ; ϰαι ... ϰαι	21	(2)
The Adjective: Adjectives of the First and Second Declensions.	23	(2)
The Verb: Imperfect Active Indicative. The Conjunction oτι.	25	(2)
The Preposition: Prepositions with One and Two Cases.	27	(2)
The Preposition: Prepositions with Three Cases. The Verb: Present Indicative of the Verb ϵιμι. Proclitics and Enclitics. The English Preparatory ``There.''	29	(2)
The Verb: Compound Verbs. Present and Imperfect Indicative Active.	31	(2)
The Pronoun: The Personal Pronoun.	33	(2)
The Pronoun: The Demonstrative Pronouns. The Adjective: Comparison of Adjectives.	35	(2)
The Verb: Middle and Passive Voice: Present and Imperfect Indicative. Deponent Verbs. Imperfect Indicative of the Verb ϵιμι.	37	(2)
The Verb: Future Active Indicative.	39	(2)
The Verb: Future Indicative Middle and Passive. Future of the Verb ϵιμι. The Adjective: μϵγας, πoλυς.	41	(4)
The Verb: First Aorist Active Indicative. The Pronoun: The Relative Pronoun.	45	(2)
The Verb: The Second Aorist Active Indicative. Indirect Speech.	47	(2)
The Verb: Aorist Indicative, Middle and Passive.	49	(2)
The Contract Verbs: Present and Imperfect Active, Middle and Passive.	51	(4)
The Contract Verbs: Future and Aorist Indicative. The Verb ζαω. The Adjective: Contract Adjectives.	55	(2)
Liquid and Nasal Verbs: Future and Aorist Indicative. The Pronoun: The Possessive Pronoun.	57	(4)
The Noun: The Third Declension: (1) Masculine and Feminine Nouns with Stem Ending in a Consonant.	61	(2)
The Third Declension Nouns: (2) Masculine and Feminine Nouns with Stem Ending in a Vowel. The Dative of Respect.	63	(2)
The Third Declension Nouns: (3) Neuter Nouns.	65	(2)
The Verb: Perfect and Pluperfect Indicative.	67	(4)
The Participle: (1) General Rules. Active Voice. The Verb oιδα.	71	(6)
The Participle: (2) Middle and Passive Voice. Genitive Absolute. The Article: Unusual Usage of the Article.	77	(10)
The Adjective: Adjectives of the Third Declension. Comparison of These Adjectives.	87	(2)
The Interrogative Pronoun. The Indefinite Pronoun. The Indefinite-Relative Pronoun. The Noun: The Cases Indicating Time and Space.	89	(2)
Infinitives in All Voices: Articular Infinitive. Impersonal Verbs. Indirect Speech. The Verbs δυναμαι and γινoμαι.	91	(4)
The Verb: The Subjunctive. Conditional Statements. The Particle αν.	95	(4)
The Imperative Mood. Prohibitions. The Reflexive Pronoun. The Reciprocal Pronoun.	99	(4)
The Adverb: Comparison of the Adverb.	103	(2)
The Numerals. oυδϵις, μηδϵις. Usages of μη.	105	(2)
The μι Verbs: (1) διδωμι.	107	(4)
The μι Verbs: (2) ιημι, αϕιημι, συνιημι.	111	(4)
The μι Verbs: (3) τι&thetas;ημι.	115	(4)
The μι Verbs: (4) ιστημ&iota.	119	(4)
The μι Verbs: (5) δϵιϰνυμι, απoλλυμι, &ehiv;ημι. The Optative Mood	123	(3)
Section II	126	(1)
Study Guide	127