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The Lexham Syntactic Greek New Testament, SBL Edition: Expansions and Annotations is unavailable, but you can change that!

The Lexham Syntactic Greek New Testament contains the syntactic analysis of Albert L. Lukaszewski, Ph.D. Each sentence in the text is analyzed and hierarchically arranged into clauses and phrases. Each word is analyzed for its syntactic force to determine the role it plays in its current context. Words that are related to each other (e.g., adjectives describing specific nouns) are also noted....

MATTHEW 5:1 Ἰδὼν (Root: οραω, LN: 24.1; verb, aorist, active, participle, singular, nominative, masculine) to see Contained in: Participial Clause Syntactic Force: Contemporaneous participle Words Modified by Ἰδὼν • participial relation: The word Ἰδὼν modifies ἀνέβη (verb) in Mt 5:1, word 5 (ἀνέβη is outside of the current clausal unit). δὲ (Root: δε, LN: 89.87; conjunction, logical, connective) now Contained in: Segment Clause Syntactic Force: Continuative conjunction τοὺς (Root: ο, LN: 92.24;
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