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Biblical Greek First Year Lesson 10
11/10/2024
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
Change the Mind (μετανοέω)
01/23/2025
The Greek word μετανοέω (metanoeō) means, “to change the mind”. It is derived from the word for “mind,” with a preposition added that means “after.” In English translations of the Bible, this word is rendered as “repent.” However, the current understanding of "repent" actually stems from the Latin r
The Giants of Old
01/19/2025
The Nephilim (נְפִילִים) are mutants. Sometimes translated as “giants” (Genesis 6:4), these are creatures who are an abomination to God, resulting from fallen angels (demons) taking the women of men and birthing these atrocities through them. In Genesis 6:4, we find that they existed before the Noah
Religious Superstitious Awe (φαρμακεία)
01/18/2025
φαρμακεία (pharmakeía) is an intriguing word, often translated as “sorcery.” It is derived from φάρμακον (phármakon), meaning “drug” or “medicine.” Sorcery involves the practice of attempting to manipulate spiritual forces or supernatural powers, typically through rituals, spells, incantations, or t