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CRS216: Greek Syntax

What Will You Learn?

The overall aim of CRS216 is to help you develop a systematic growth in the use of biblical Greek so that you can get to the level where you can access the original language and do your translation/interpretation without recourse to any existing translation of the New Testament. This will help you in your personal Bible study, sermon preparation and the development of study guide for use in the Church.

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Teacher Of Course
Prof. Olubiyi Adewale
Tutor
Information Of Course
Category
Arts
Duration Time
1 Semester
Level
200 Level
Includes
  • Unit 1: Greek Nouns
  • Unit 2: Present Indicative Verbs
  • Unit 3: The Imperfect Indicative
  • Unit 4: Future Active and Future Middle Indicative
  • Unit 5: The Aorist Indicative
  • Unit 6: Participles
  • Unit 7: The Perfect Indicative
  • Unit 8: The Subjunctive Mood: Conditional Sentences
  • Unit 9: The Imperative Mood
  • Unit 10: Contract Verbs
  • Unit 11: Pronouns
  • Unit 12: Adjectives
  • Unit 13: Verbs of the –mi Conjugation
  • Unit 14: The Article
  • Unit 15: The Infinitive
  • Unit 16: Syntactical Issues in Greek Nouns and Pronouns
  • Unit 17: Syntactical Issues in Greek Verbs I Unit 18: Syntactical Issues in Greek Verbs II
  • Unit 19: Syntactical Issues: Adjectives and Imperfect Tense
  • Unit 20: Syntactical Issues: Participles
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Course Department
Religious Studies

Course Features

Lessons Of Course

the Aorist Indicative 25:41
Present Indicative Verbs 10:54
the Imperfect Indicative 13:31
Greek Nouns 25:41
the Aorist Indicative 18:42
Present Indicative Verbs 10:54
Participles 34:31
The Perfect Indicative 15:27
the Subjunctive mood: Conditional Sentences 21:48
the Imperfect Indicative 13:31

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