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Biblical Greek First Year Lesson 10
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Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Class NotesFirst Declension NounsThe First DeclensionThe first declension encompasses primarily feminine nouns because they are characterized by certain endings and follow a specific pattern in their cases.First Declension Endings:CaseSingularPlura
Biblical Greek First Year Lesson 9
11/04/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Class NotesImperfect Indicative Middle and PassiveThe Imperfect Indicative Middle and Passive are grammatical construction that expresses an action being performed on the subject (passive voice) or by the subject for the subject’s benefit (middle v
Biblical Greek First Year Lesson 8
10/25/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Class NotesPrepositionsPrepositions are adverbs specialized to define more clearly the meaning of case, many of which came to be used in composition with verbs. When the word functions as an adverb it does not need an object; however, when serving
Devout (εὐλαβής)
03/06/2025
Devout (εὐλαβής) signifies a lifestyle of devotion. The word is derived from “well” and “to take or receive,” conveying the idea of someone who “takes hold of” or “receives” things in a careful and respectful manner. It is often used in a religious or moral sense to describe someone who is careful i
The Keys to the Kingdom of the Heavens
02/28/2025
In Matthew 16:19, Jesus speaks to Peter concerning the Kingdom of the Heavens. The preceding verse is often misunderstood due to a translation that seemingly suggests Jesus will build His Church on Peter. However, when the original language is examined, it becomes evident that translating the word Π
Praying to the Lord in Acts 1:24
02/27/2025
Examining Prayer and Authority In the Upper RoomIn Acts 1:24-26, when Peter determined to replace Judas, the disciples prayed to the Lord. This passage raises two key questions: Were the disciples praying to Jesus when they addressed 'the Lord'? Did Peter and the other disciples have the authority t