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Bible GT | blog: Alphabet 1: Vowels and Marks

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Tips for better Bible Study with BibleGT.org. Tuesday, June 21, 2011. Alphabet 1: Vowels and Marks. Before get started with the alphabet. Sometimes it's helpful to see larger letters, especially to see the marks around a Greek word. Here's how to change the size:. Control) key, and at the same time. Key (for larger letters) or the -. Key (for smaller letters). Command) key, and at the same time. Key (for larger letters) or the -. Key (for smaller letters). About the sounds of letters. Ah church, assembly.

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Bible GT | blog: Mar 2, 2015

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Tips for better Bible Study with BibleGT.org. Monday, March 2, 2015. Grammar 7: Translate by Word Group. How to translate a verse. Identify the word groups. Circle these structural signposts:. No-article participle with a direct object (such a participle signals. Look at each red verb; does it have one of these before it? If so, circle each signpost:. Subordinating word: for, that, so that, as ( starts. Relative pronoun: who, whom, which, that ( starts. From the leftovers, look for:. Subject, main verb.

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Bible GT | blog: Grammar 2: Article, Adjective, Adverb

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Tips for better Bible Study with BibleGT.org. Saturday, February 28, 2015. Grammar 2: Article, Adjective, Adverb. HOW TO TRANSLATE AN ARTICLE, ADJECTIVE OR ADVERB. The lesson follows this section. Check: It must agree (in gender, number, and case) with what it points out. No article in Greek? 8211; or nothing at all. If an article occurs before a preposition and does not belong to a word following the prepositional phrase,. 8211; or nothing at all. Use context to render those words. Of the blessed God.

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Bible GT | blog: Grammar 3a: Participle

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Tips for better Bible Study with BibleGT.org. Friday, February 20, 2015. HOW TO TRANSLATE A PARTICIP. The lesson follows this section). Look up the word. Look for its context-specific meaning. Write the basic form. Write the g one. Adjectival: which one, what kind, how many. Does it answer when, where, how, why? Does it answer which one, what kind, how many? C Works with: be/become? Periphrastic (a roundabout saying). Use the "translation tip". For tense, voice, and mood. Adjectival: replace ing one.

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Bible GT | blog: Grammar 7: Translate by Word Group

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Tips for better Bible Study with BibleGT.org. Monday, March 2, 2015. Grammar 7: Translate by Word Group. How to translate a verse. Identify the word groups. Circle these structural signposts:. No-article participle with a direct object (such a participle signals. Look at each red verb; does it have one of these before it? If so, circle each signpost:. Subordinating word: for, that, so that, as ( starts. Relative pronoun: who, whom, which, that ( starts. From the leftovers, look for:. Subject, main verb.

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Bible GT | blog: Grammar 8: Next Steps

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Tips for better Bible Study with BibleGT.org. Wednesday, July 4, 2012. Grammar 8: Next Steps. Here are some possible next steps in your study of NT Greek:. 1 Build your vocabulary. This is the most important step in building your feeling of being at home with the Greek text. Best recommendation: use a vocabulary app, just before bed and soon after you wake up each day. Learn the most frequent words first, then gradually add more and more. An app that works really well for this is called Shinun. Say it ou...

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Bible GT | blog: What's New

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Tips for better Bible Study with BibleGT.org. Wednesday, July 4, 2012. In development for 2013. Mobile editions: iPad, iPhone, Android. OT word studies: Hebrew and Greek. OT translation helps: Hebrew and Greek. Section headings (in light gray) and cross references (in light blue), for certain versions. Advanced section: an option for two "My Translation" columns, for translating the Hebrew OT and the Greek OT, side-by-side. Version updates: NIV 2011, ESV 2011. Beginner section: 108 versions, 59 languages.

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Bible GT | blog: Alphabet 5: Erasmus; Modern; Koine

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Tips for better Bible Study with BibleGT.org. Tuesday, June 21, 2011. Alphabet 5: Erasmus; Modern; Koine. Three major pronunciation systems. There are three major "how to pronounce Greek words" systems, each one having many little variations on the theme. Some people very strongly prefer one system over the other. However, most are happy to find a system that works for them and. For their teachers and fellow students of the Greek text. Here are the three:. The leading Biblical Greek textbook uses. So whi...

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Bible GT | blog: Grammar 4a: Verb

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Tips for better Bible Study with BibleGT.org. Monday, March 2, 2015. HOW TO TRANSLATE A VERB. Look up the word. Look for its context-specific meaning. Using Bible GT's helps for tense, voice, and mood,. Hen does action occur? Participle: when does it occur relative to the main verb—. Before, at the same time, or after? Action usually in the past. We thanked God. Action usually in the future. We will thank God. Continual action usually in the past. We were thanking God. Who does the action? Yet active in ...

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Bible GT | blog: Alphabet 4: Sing; Read; Write

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Tips for better Bible Study with BibleGT.org. Tuesday, June 21, 2011. Alphabet 4: Sing; Read; Write. Let's sing an alphabet song ( click. Here are the letters of the alphabet, along with how to pronounce the name of each letter and the sound each letter makes. Α sound: ah name: alpha ( ahl. Name: beta ( bey. Γ sound: g name: gamma (. Δ sound: d name: delta ( dehl. Ε sound: eh name: epsilon ( ehp. Ζ sound: z name: zeta (. Η sound: ey name: eta (. Θ sound: th name: theta (. Κ sound: k name: kappa ( kahp.