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Greek Lessons
- You Call Me Teacher and Lord: Identity Affirmed in John 13:13
- A Life According to the Strictest Sect: Identity in Acts 26:5
- First of All: The Grammar of Intercession in 1 Timothy 2:1
- 2 Thessalonians 1:11 and the Greek of Intercession and Fulfillment
- The Grammar of Humility: Jesus’ Arrival in Matthew 3:13
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Present Indicative: The Conative Present
The Conative Present The Present Indicative is occasionally used of action attempted, but not accomplished. This use is, however, not to be regarded as a distinct function of the tense. The Conative Present is merely a species of the Progressive … Continue reading
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