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That part when you said the nomitive case will always be spelled using the dictionary word - that helped everything click together somehow. Edit: thank you so much btw

I was sincerely hoping to hear a sound logical argument to challenge my beliefs. Unfortunately, logic flew out the window at 2:26 into the presentation. Being in or out of Christ at any particular point in time has zero logical impact on whether a person is, and has been, elected by God from before the beginning of time, which is the scenario presented by Holy Scripture at the beginning of the video. Anything at all, on any subject, that is true for God is always true. It does not become true only when it eventuates in the passage of created time. Thank you for your effort and gentle presentation.

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Please continue to lesson 18 and so on. Your teaching is really easy to be understood. God bless you and family.

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This was suuuuuper helpful! The comparison with English grammar structure really made it stick for me. Thanks so much!

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Hello, I really like your videos. I would love to see your sources for these pronunciations and know what time period's Greek you are trying to reconstruct. There is a lot of stuff in this video that I've never heard argued for beforehand, such as eta and omega being diphthongs (the vowels in pay and go are diphthongs the way you and I pronounce them), upsilon being /u/ and not /y/ in Biblical Greek, ει being a diphthong, and so on. I am really interested in learning more and I would appreciate knowing where you got this information from.

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So helpful. Currently taking Greek and using Bill Mounce’s intro to Greek. This is great and concise explanation.

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its good practice for me to learn greek thank you

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Assuming your teaching the modern spoken greek not the ancient, Beta Is 100% pronounced using a v sound, so its more like Veta (They get their B sound from combining μ & π ) :)

Foreigners: **struggling to learn English** The Greek language: “hold my gyro”

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So what if I want to write a name with an H in the middle or "uh" sound. Like Neil or Johan;

Í have problem in last 5 laters in pronoun n in English pronounce.🙏

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These lessons are fantastic!

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where can i find this interactive chart to learn the 24 forms?

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WAs interested in Greek grammar but the religious references turned me off from listening. Just wanted to learn basic Greek grammar not Biblical quotes. lol

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Historical reliability? Based on what evidence? And picking apart "life after death" as compared to "resurrection" is ridiculous word play. It's taking the focus off the fact of the matter which is this: There's only hearsay evidence for any resurrection. "OH, but 500 witnesses!" No, there was one unnamed person who REPORTED that 500 people knew about it. That would be thrown out of a court of law as a "testimony." It's amusing how this religion can show no ark, no tablets, no Aaron's rod, no cross, no evidence whatsoever (unless you count the 17 Jesus foreskins the Catholics claim to have), not even one word written down by "the Word of God" himself.

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I think it would be really cool if you tried to learn the original ancient greek pronounciations instead of using a combination of the english pronounciation and the modern greek pronounciation.

These videos are just so great. Cannot thank you enough!

Question… the second example has a feminine AFS… why is the translation not “she has the life”?

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Your pronounciation is not right sorry

The words “NOT as a slave” are neither vague nor ambiguous: Paul told Philemon to free his slave! Any other interpretation of the words “NOT as a slave” reek of Pharisaical attempts to bend the literal, objective, divine text of the Bible to fit squishy, subjective, political priorities, such as justifying the white-supremacist Confederacy and its genocidal crimes against humanity. So, let the Bible speak for itself. Sola Scriptura!

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Hi, does Biblical Greek similar to Attic Greek? I'm using your video to study for my Attic Greek class. btw it helps a lot!!!

There are no words. Your teaching of Greek is just amazing! Thank you sir!