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Url:	http://sphodra.wordpress.com
Author(s):	George Marshall II
Language:	English
Tags:	languages, bible, life
Description:	A mixture of language, biblical and theological studies and other interests
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WOTD, εἰμί

The word of the day is…εἰμί, ἔσομαι, -, -, -, -Classical Greek, eimi, esomai, -, -, -, -, 1. to “be”As you can see, the verb is only found in the present (active only) and future (the f...more

2009-12-21

common misconception

From page 7 of The Discipline of Grace: Study Guide:CENTRAL IDEAContrary to a common misconception, we do not earn or forfeit God’s blessings in our daily lives based on our performance. Rega...more

2009-12-20

In The Mail

Ah, the second installment from Koinonia’s ZIBBCOT contest came today… Volume 1 of Zondervan’s illustrated background commentaries. I just browsed quickly through it before making...more

2009-12-17

Review of The Story Of French

The Story Of FrenchHard Cover, 496 pagesAuthor: Jean Benoît and Julie BarlowPublisher: St. Martin’s PressLanguage: EnglishISBN-13: 9780312341831The Story of French describes the ongoing proce...more

2009-12-17

WOTD, ἐγώ

The word of the day is…ἐγώ, μου or ἐμοῦ, μοι or ἐμοί, με or ἐμέGreek, egō, mou/emou, moi/emoi, me/eme, 1. personal pronoun, “I, me” (with forms in the singular nominative, genitive, da...more

2009-12-16

In The Mail, or Christmas ~1 Week Early

Today, my Christmas present from my wife came: Verbal Aspect in New Testament Greek, by Buist M. Fanning. This is due in great part (and with my thanks) to Mike for his efforts at highlighting this...more

2009-12-16

WOTD, ποτέ

The word of the day is…ποτέGreek, pote, 1. formerly, once 2. ever, at some timeποτέ is a disyllabic enclitic, to be distinguished from πότε “when”, which an interrogative. As a disyllab...more

2009-12-15

Everybody’s Fine

My wife and I went to see Everybody’s Fine this evening. Wow. To quote my wife: “Long, slow and depressing.”I guess it really wasn’t long, though its slowness made it seem i...more

2009-12-12

WOTD, λέγω

The word of the day is…λέγω, ἐρέω or λέξω, εἴπον or ἔλεξα, εἴρηκα, εἴρημαι or λέλεγμαι, ἐρρήθην or ἐλέχθηνGreek, legō, ereō/lexō, eipon/elexa, eirēka, eirēmai/lelegmai, errēthēn/elechthēn, 1. say, ...more

2009-12-09

WOTD, τίς

The word of the day is…τίς, τίGreek, tis, ti, 1. interrogative pronoun/adjective: who? what? which? 2. adverbial accusative: why? for what [reason]?Some important notes:This is third declension in ...more

2009-12-07

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