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This summary set of reference sheets of Greek Grammar beyond the Basics and Basics of New Testament Syntax is perfect for students to review categories of uses and look over possibilities when doing exegesis of the New Testament. Review these notes on the Logos app on your smartphone before your exam, or open it up alongside your A Workbook for New Testament Syntax to guide you through the...

Express logical relationships between connected ideas; usu. coordinate conjunctions 1. Ascensive: καί, δέ, μηδέ (even) 2. Connective: καί, δέ (and, also) 3. Contrastive (Adversative): ἀλλά, πλήν, καί, δέ (but, rather, however) 4. Correlative: μέν … δέ (on the one hand … on the other hand); καί … καί (both … and); μήτε … μήτε (neither … nor); οὔτε … οὔτε (neither … nor); οὐκ … ἀλλά or δέ (not … but); οὐ … ποτέ (not … ever); ποτέ … νῦν (once … now); τε … τε (as … so; not
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