Second Edition
Benjamin Chapman
BAKER BOOK HOUSE
To Marlyn
my truest friend
loving wife
and happy companion
for over twenty-five years
Copyright 1977, 1978 by
Baker Book House Company
ISBN: 0-8010-2389-0
2 Grammar
4 Syntax
5 Exegesis
6 Synonyms
Current Notes
Charts
acc accusative case
act active voice
aor aorist tense
1 aor first aorist
2 aor second aorist
dat dative case
fem feminine gender
fut future tense
gen genitive case
impf imperfect tense
impv imperative mood
ind indicative mood
inf infinitive
masc masculine gender
mid middle voice
neut neuter gender
nom nominative case
opt optative mood
pass passive voice
pf perfect tense
pl plural
plpf pluperfect tense
pres present tense
ptc participle
sing singular
subj subjunctive mood
Our intention is to provide a practical and desirable loose-leaf notebook to be used as an aid to learning and reviewing New Testament Greek. Memory work in this subject cannot be avoided, and some means of organizing, annotating, and reviewing the basic materials will be welcomed by all. This notebook can supplement any textbook in current use for first-, second-, or third-year Greek, and it will be helpful in any method of teaching.
Pastors, missionaries, and other professional interpreters of the Word will find the notebook a handy place to keep their exegetical notes. At the same time they will have in hand the standard grammatical and syntactical data to which one often turns when doing exegesis. Declensions, uses of cases and tenses, interpretation of participles and infinitives, the verb chart, synonyms, and the catalogue of principal parts can all be reviewed by simply lifting one of the clearly marked dividers of the notebook. Personal notes, favorite illustrations of grammatical constructions, and former professors’ contributions will all be there too, neatly organized in the same sections.
First-year students will find the vocabulary section especially helpful. The distinctive features here are the notebook method of learning and reviewing vocabulary, which can be faster and less monotonous than usual methods, and the association of words in significant grammatical and semantic groups. Some suggestions for learning vocabulary are also given. If the professor or textbook requires a different vocabulary, the one supplied can be removed and the new vocabulary written on blank sheets and inserted.
Most of the data printed in the notebook is standard and is given in outline form so that the coverage may be complete. If more detail, illustration, or explanation are needed, then the grammars, lexicons, and concordances should be consulted and notes inserted in the notebook at the appropriate places. This notebook is no substitute for textbooks and grammars, but ...
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About New Testament-Greek NotebookBenjamin Chapman's New Testament-Greek Notebook is designed to be a tool for learning and developing a more complete understanding of New Testament Greek. Recommended to students who desire to develop their Greek language skills, this title is a well-organized, approachable study of the Greek New Testament that fits perfectly into your Logos Bible Software. Chapman's work on New Testament Greek is already featured in Logos Bible Software in his Greek New Testament Insert, co-authored with Gary Steven Shogren. Chapman's goal was to provide tool which "pastors, missionaries, and other professional interpreters of the Word will find...a handy place to keep their exegetical notes." This practical guide works for any student of the Bible, allowing you to access the Greek language tools you need easily and provide you with the opportunity to develop your studies and language skills. |
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