26 1 Three most common uses of Participles in the Greek New Testament Ver2 2024

PARTICIPLES: In this video, you will meet the three most common uses of Participles in the Greek New Testament. It is inevitable that new information is learned by moving from the familiar to the unfamiliar. Thus Rob McIver starts with what is familiar: participles in English. He then looks at how participles are formed in the Greek New Testament, and discovers that the whole thing is very complex (and NOT easier for beginners). Consequently, Rob then notes a way to simplify the number of forms that a beginner needs to know, at least in the early stages. He is able to reduce the items to remember from 216 down to 7! Next, he looks at the adjectival use with an article (“the one who …”), and the adverbial use to indicate time. Examples from the New Testament are examined. Tips on making participles easier are provided. The video finishes by looking at the formation of participles in detail. This video follows Chapters 26 and 28 of the book by Robert K. McIver, “Beginning New Testament Greek Made Easier”. Latest edition: 8th edition, currently available in paperback and as a Kindle eBook (search 0648640809 for paperback or B0CRBZ22M5 for eBook on amazon.com, amazon.com.au, etc.). Note: Further information on the use of the participial Mood in the Greek New Testament may be found in the book by Robert K. McIver, “Intermediate New Testament Greek Made Easier”. Note, the third edition of this book is due for public release in mid-2024 on amazon.com (both paperback and Kindle eBook). Other videos on the Greek of the New Testament by Rob McIver may be found on the channel, “New Testament Greek Made Easier.” They include: 26 1 Participles in the Greek New Testament Made Easier for Beginners (this video) Int1 5 1 Adjectival participles in the New Testament Int1 5 2 Adverbial Participles in the New Testament (in development) Int 3 5 Tense and the time sequencing of adverbial participles with Matt 26 26 to 27 as a case study 21 1 Moods of Greek Verb in New Testament for Beginners 21 2 Infinitive Mood in the Greek New Testament Made Easier 22 1 Subjunctive Mood in the Greek New Testament Made Easier The videos follow the book by Robert K. McIver, Beginning New Testament Greek Made Easier, which is available on amazon.com and amazon.com.au in both paperback and Kindle eBook form. Note: Further information on the use of participial mood in the Greek New Testament may be found in the book by Robert K. McIver, Intermediate New Testament Greek Made Easier, 2d ed., Chapter 1, also available on amazon.com and amazon.com.au (as hardcover, paperback and Kindle eBook). Outline 00:00 Introduction 00:54 English participles 04:28 Comparing Greek and English participles 05:27 Formation of Greek participles 06:19 Reduce memory load from 216 to 7 items 09:36 Examples of common participles 13:17 1a. The one who … (adjectival use) 16:16 1b. Adjectival use (no article) 17:22 2. Time (while, after, etc.; adverbial use) 22:16 3. -ing 23:05 Three most common translations 24:31 Tips to make participles easier 28:12 Participle formation in detail: Present active 28:56 Aorist active 29:34 Pres Part Act of εἰμί 30:16 Other videos