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Learning To Use New
Testament Greek
Lesson VII
Elements Of Greek
• Mood• Voice• Person• Number• Tense• **Stem**
Elements Of Greek • Mood
– The kind of action to the realm of reality• Indicative – I loose the servant.
– Has happened, will happen, is happening (certain)
• Subjunctive – Though he loose the servant, I will not go. John 3:16
– The realm of possibility of something happening (wishful)
• Imperative – Loose the servant. – The mood of command.
• Infinitive – To loose the servant is difficult. – Can express verbal idea without
limiting by specifying person & number
Elements Of Greek • Voice
– The relationship between the subject and the verb.
• Active – the subject is said to perform the action.
– The apostle looses the slave. luvw
• Passive – the subject receives the action of the verb.
– The slave is being loosed by the apostle. luvomai
• Middle – the subject performs the action but for, or to, itself
– The slave looses himself. luvomai
Elements Of Greek
• Person– Expresses whether the subject
is speaking (1st person), is being spoken to (2nd person), or is being spoken about (3rd person).
Singular Plural
1st Person I we
2nd Person you you all
3rd Person he/she/it they
Elements Of Greek
• Number– Whether the subject is
singular or plural• Tense
– Reference to time element (past, present, future) & kind of action (imperfective, aoristic, perfective).
Elements Of Greek
Time Of Action
Kind Of Action Past Present Future
Imperativein process / ongoing
Imperfecteluvon – I was loosing
Presentluvw – I loose (am
loosing)
Futureluvsw – I will
loose
Aoristicundefined (no
comment on time)
Aoristeluvsa – I loosed
Presentluvw – I loose
Futureluvsw – I will
loose
Perfectivecompleted state of
action
Pluperfectleluvkein – I had
loosed
Perfectleluvka – I have
loosed
Future Perfectluvsw – I will
loose
a[gw – a[xw
I lead – I will lead
ajkou;w - ajkou;sw
I hear – I will hear
bapti;zw – bapti;sw
I baptize – I will baptize
ble;pw – ble;yswI see – I will see
gra;fw – gra;ysw
I write – I will write
dida;skw – dida;xwI teach – I will teach
doxa;zw – doxa;swI glorify – I will glorify
eJtoima;zw – eJtoima;swI prepare – I will prepare
e]cw – e]xw
I have – I will have
qerapeu;w – qerapeu;swI heal – I will heal
khru;ssw – khru;xw
I preach – I will preach
lu;w – lu;sw
I loose – I will loose
pei;qw – pei;swI trust in – I will trust in
pe;mpw – pe;mywI send – I will send
pisteu;w – pisteu;sw
I believe – I will believe
sw;zo – sw;sw
I save – I will save
eimi’
I am
mh; – ouj
not
Conjugations
-w conjugation - mi conjugation
• Conjugations – related patterns of verbs– Latin conigo – “I join together”
luw agw
lueis akouw
luei blepw
luomen ecw
luete
luousin
didwmi
apollumi
didwV deiknumi
didwsi dunami
didomen
apodidwomi
didote qhmi
didosi
Primary Active Suffixes
Singular Plural
1 -w = I -men = we
2 -eis = you -te = you all
3 -ei = he/she/it
-ousi(n) = they
Primary TensesPresent – I love / I am lovingFuture – I will lovePerfect – I have lovedFuture Perfect – I will have
loved
Secondary TensesImperfectAoristPluperfect
}w
eis
ei
omen
ete
ousi(n)
Present And Future Active Indicative Of
luwPresent Active
luwlueisluei
luomenluete
luousin
Future Active
luswluseislusei
lusomenlusete
lusousin