Fundamentals of New Testament greek

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Autor principal: Porter, Stanley E. (autor.)
Otros Autores: O'Donnell, Matthew Brook (autor.), Reed, Jeffrey T. (autor.)
Formato: Libro
Publicado: Grand Rapids : W.B. Eerdmans Pub. Co., 2010.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Alphabet, Accents, and Punctuation
  • Nouns (Second Declension); Adjectives (First and Second Declension)
  • The article; Verbless clauses
  • Introduction to the verb: first aorist active indicative and infinitive; negation
  • Nouns (first declension); relative pronouns
  • Second. Aorist Active Indicative and Infinitive; Imperfect Active Indicative
  • Nouns (Third Declension) and Adjectives (Various Declension Patterns); the Verb
  • Present and Future Active Indicative and Infinitive; Contract Verbs in
  • Pronouns: Intensive, Indefinite, and Interrogative; Questions
  • Participles: first and Second Aorist, present, and Future Active Participle; Gentive Absolute
  • The Middle Voice: First and Second Aorist and Future Middle Indicative and Infinitive
  • Prepositions with One Case; Demostratives
  • The Passive Voice: Present Middle/Passive Indicative and Infinitive; Imperfect Middle/Passive inditive
  • The Subjuntcive Mood: Aorist Active and Middle Subjunctive; Present Active and Middle/Passive Subjunctive; Clauses: Hortatory, Deliberative, and Purpose
  • Prepositions with Two or Three Cases; Pronouns: Personal and Possessive , Possessive Adjectives
  • Contract Verbs in aw and ow; Conjunctions and Adverbs
  • Participles: Aorist and Future Middle Participle; Present Middle/Passive Participle
  • Verbs ( )
  • Adjetives and Adverbs: Comparatives and Superlatives; Adjectives (Various Declension Patterns)
  • The Passive Voice: Aorist and Future Passive Indicative and Infinitive
  • Verbs ( ); Aspectually Vague Verbs
  • Aorist Passive Subjuntive and Participle; Future Passive Participle; Proper Nouns
  • Liquid Verbs: Future and Aorist; Pronouns: Reflexive and Reciprocal
  • The Imperative Mood: Present and Aorist Imperative, in All Voices; Prohibitions
  • Perfect Active Indicative and Infinitive; Pluperfect Active Indicative
  • Perfect Middle/Passive Indicative, and Infinitive; Pluperfect Middle/Passive Indicative
  • Perfect Participle, Imperative, and Subjunctive, in All Voices
  • Periphrastic and Catenative Constructions
  • Conditional Statements; Numerals
  • The Optative Mood: Aorist, Present and Future Optative, in All Voices; Brief Syntax of Clauses.