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Nominative and Accusative. Nouns. That which does the action of the verb. Subject. Case: All packed with somewhere to go. That which is directly affected by the action of the verb. Direct Object. Trouble understanding Yoda you have, yes?.
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Nouns That which does the action of the verb Subject Case: All packed with somewhere to go That which is directly affected by the action of the verb Direct Object
Mark 2:10. i[na de. eivdh/te o[ti evxousi,an e;cei o` ui`o.j tou/ avnqrw,pou avfie,nai a`marti,aj evpi. th/j gh/j& le,gei tw/| paralutikw/|\ Mark 2:10. “But in order that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins” -- He said to the paralytic--
Case Function Example Nominative Subject The brother sees the apostle Accusative The brother sees the apostle Direct Object o` avdelfoj blepei ton avpostelon ton avpostelon o` avdelfoj blepei blepei o` avdelfoj ton avpostelon
j avpostelo Stem Case ending Stem avposteloj +
Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter doxa e;rgon avposteloj grafh 2nd Declension 1st Declension 3rd Declension
Nominative & Accusative Masculine Feminine Neuter j & n n n n Acc Sng Nom Sng Nom Pl i i a uj j a Acc Pl
Nominative & Accusative Masculine Feminine Neuter logoj grafh e;rgon logon grafhn e;rgon Acc Sng Nom Sng Nom Pl logoi grafai e;rga logouj grafaj e;rga Acc Pl
Definite Article Masculine Feminine Neuter o` h` to, to,n th,,n to, Acc Sng Nom Sng Nom Pl oi` ai` ta, tou,j ta,j ta, Acc Pl
Nouns & their Definite Articles Masculine Feminine Neuter o` logoj h` grafh to, e;rgon Acc Sng to.n logon th.n grafhn to, e;rgon Nom Sng Nom Pl oi` logoi ai` grafai ta. e;rga tou.j logouj ta.j grafaj ta. e;rga Acc Pl
`vEa;.n pi,stin le,gh| tij e;cein( e;rga de. mh. e;ch|È Mh. du,natai h` pi,stij sw/sai auvto,n If a man says he has faith, but he has no works? Can that faith save him? (James 2:14)
Th/| ga.r ca,riti, evste sesw|sme,noi dia. pi,stewj\ kai. tou/to ouvk evx u`mw/n( qeou/ to. dw/ron\ For by grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God (Ephesians 2:8).