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Ge-judah, Matthew 2, 6.

See Vocabulary.

Hapater tes doxes.

Ephesians 1, 17.

fourteen the instrument with which and the means by which anything is done are put in the dative fifteen a noun used to denote the mode or manner of an action is put in the dative with or without a proposition sixteen the dative is used to denote that with reference to which in accordance with which or on account of which something is or takes place seventeen words denoting likeness or similarity are followed by the dative eighteen the dative is used with comparatives and verbs implying comparison to indicate to what extent one thing exceeds or falls short of another nineteen verbs signifying to contend with to use and sometimes those of participating in are followed by the dative twenty the dative is sometimes used after passive verbs to denote the agent twenty one the dative very rarely the genitive is used to denote the time at which sometimes during which a thing takes place and occasionally the place where twenty two an accusative case may be the subject of an infinitive twenty three many verbs are followed by an accusative of kindred signification twenty four some verbs take two accusatives one of the person and the other of the thing twenty five duration of time and extent of space are put in the accusative translate i bulomai un proseugest thy tus andras in pandi one timothy to eight two kai kategorun autu oi archieres polla mark twenty five three galionos de anthupateondos tes achaias katepestesan homothumadon oi judaei to paolo acts eighteen twelve four idu peplerokate ten jerusalem tes didaches Ephesians 1.13 Ephesians 1.13 Ephesians 1.13 egar cae tesarchi apemi ala ton pneumati sun humin emi two five eight homo auto is one john three two nine one corinthians nine twelve ten romans ten twenty a first passive of an irregular verb end of section twenty two section 23 of an introduction to the greek of the new testament this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by nicholas james bridgewater An Introduction to the Greek of the New Testament by George L. Carey.

Section 23.

Vocabulary.

Alpha, Beta, Gamma.