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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 present, future, perfect, and future perfect are sometimes called primary (or principal) tenses, while the imperfect, aorist, and pluperfect are sometimes called secondary (or historical) tenses. In the indicative mood, the usual English equivalents of these tenses are as follows: Tense Active Voice Passive Voice Present I love I am being loved Future I will love I will be loved Imperfect I was loving I was being loved Aorist I loved I was loved Perfect I have loved I have been loved Pluperfect
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