NT 511 Greek I

1. NT 511Greek I Dr. Samuel Lamerson slamerson@knoxseminary.edu

2. Quiz-Through Chapter 6 • avga,ph auvto,j • Basilei,a e;rgon • Kairo,j o[ti • w[ra ouvk • a;nqrwpoj ko,smoj • Extra Credit: (1 point each) • What case is w[ran ? • What gender is e;rgon ?

3. Chapter 7 • Chapter 7 is about two more cases: Genitive and Dative

4. Genitive • 7.3 The genitive case is the case of possession. • The genitive usually follows the word it is modifying. The word it is modifying is called the head noun. ui[oj tou/ qeou/ • 7.4 The key word is “of.” Thus the son of God

5. The Dative Case • 7.5 The Dative case is the case of the indirect object. It has a fairly wide range of usage that can be learned by context. • The key words are “to” or “for.” (remember that 2 or 4 people go on a date) • a;ggeloj kuri,ou fai,netai kat’ o;nar tw| vIwsh,f • an angel of the lord appeared to Joseph in a dream

6. Endings

7. Endings with Nouns in Place

8. 7.9 Hints for this chart • Masc and Neut always have the same endings in genitive and dative. • In dative there is always a iota in all cases and genders. In singular it is subscripted. • Genitive plural is the same in all three genders. It sounds like “own.” The genitive is the case of “own”ership.

9. Article

10. The Rest of Ch. 7 • 7.11 Look carefully at 7.11 and notice that the article never changes. • 7.12 Three more noun rules • Dative singular has iota subscript • Vowels change length

11. The Rest of Ch. 7 • In the Gen. and Dat. case, the Masc and Neut forms will be identical Twins • 7.13 Some words don’t decline (e.g., names)

12. For Next Time • Read Chapter 8 • Learn Vocab for Chapter 7 & 8 • Master the Article (be prepared to write it out in less than five minutes) • Do 5 sentences and 5 parsings for chap 7. Make sure that they are not ones that we have done in class. • Use the CD or Greek Tutor for extra help

13. REMEMBER • There will always be FOG

14. The Only Way Through the Fog • Is straight Ahead