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Evening School of the Bible The Christian Life Part 7
Posted on 10/18/2024
The Rephaim
Posted on 10/17/2024
The Rephaim (רְ֝פָאִ֗ים)
10/17/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.“Rephaim” means, “fallen ones” and is a description of the hybrid offspring of demons and humans. We first encounter the Nephilim (mutants) prior to the Noahic flood, when the demons forcibly took the daughters of men and bore these abominations, G
Church (ἐκκλησία)
10/10/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Often translated as Church, ἐκκλησία (ekklesia) actually means a regularly summoned assembly. It is used of a legislative body, casual gathering, or an assembling of people. The English word “Church” is derived from the Greek word κυριακόν (kyriako
Christian (Χριστιανός)
10/03/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Christian (Χριστιανός) is a word that describes those who are Christ like. The disciples of Christ first gained the name Christian in Antioch after Paul taught them for a year about the salvation we have in Christ, Acts 11:26.Within the city of Ant
Biblical Greek First Year Lesson 7
10/18/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Class NotesImperfect Indicative ActiveImperfect Indicative ActiveThe Imperfect Indicative Active Endings: Singular1st person: – ν2nd person: – ς3rd person: –Plural1st person: – μεν2nd person: – τε3rd person: – ν or σανThe imperfect is a past tense
Biblical Greek First Year Lesson 6
10/12/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Class NotesPresent Indicative Passive Lesson 6Presentation SlidesSorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Present Indicative Passiveβάλλω (ballō) – I throwδιδάσκω (didaskō) – I teachἐγείρω (egeirō) – I raise upἀγγέλλω (angellō) – I annou
Present Indicative Middle
10/05/2024
Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Class NotesPresent Indicative MiddleThe Present Indicative Middle in Greek is a grammatical mood, voice, and tense used to describe action that the subject performs with the emphasis on the subject’s involvement, either on himself or for his own be