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Learn to Read New Testament Greek is a user-friendly introduction to the Greek New Testament which offers insight into the language and thought of the New Testament writers. In this volume, David Alan Black provides tools and exercises for bringing readers to the experience of reading from the Greek New Testament after just seventeen lessons. The goal of Learn to Read New Testament Greek is...

The main feature distinguishing these two paradigms is the stem. By removing the -ω from λύω, we obtain the present stem λυ-. The conjugation of the present active indicative of any -ω verb can be obtained by (a) substituting the present stem of that verb for λυ-, and then (b) adding the primary active suffixes along with the appropriate connecting vowels. Thus, for example, the present active indicative of γράφω (“I write”) is: γράφω, γράφεις, γράφει, γράφομεν, γράφετε, γράφουσι(ν). By removing
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