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About the "studying with precision" series

To precisely divide the Word of God, we must learn the biblical languages. This is a long, hard road—but one with great reward. It is through a careful study of Hebrew and Greek that the gospel is guarded from false teaching. It is by the study of these ancient languages that the Church is adorned with the full counsel of God.

Successful completion of Greek III, or equivalent (see the Course Objectives here).

This course is composed of ten lessons, with each lesson ending in an assignment. A single lesson will take the average student four to five hours to complete. Students are invited to progress at their own pace. Your coach will inquire as to your intended pace shortly after you begin and help keep you accountable to stay on schedule.

Path courses all end with an assessment to determine your grasp of the skills learned and material covered. Successfully passing an assessment requires a high degree of understanding and is meant to serve as a motivation to take your study seriously as well as a catalyst to improve the standard of Bible study in the Biblearc community.

Students who successfully complete the course and pass the assessment will earn Biblearc’s Greek IV Certificate (see sample). They will also earn exciting rewards.

If you do not pass an assessment, you may retry after one week’s time.

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This course is currently available in English only.

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This course seeks to equip students with the ability to read and understand the NT in Koine Greek, its original language. It’s aimed at students who have completed Greek III, or the equivalent. This course covers non-indicative finite verbs in particular, with an emphasis on reading the text, understanding the fundamentals, and learning the vocabulary—so as to empower students to better know and teach the NT. Above all, this course seeks to magnify Jesus through the NT in its original language.

Non-Indicative Verbs

Greek IV

Lesson 3 | Vocab

Lesson 1 | Introduction & Vocab

Lesson 9 | Vocab

Lesson 7 | Vocab

Lesson 5 | Vocab

Lesson 2 | Subjunctives

Lesson 6 | Phrasing in Greek

Lesson 4 | Imperatives

Lesson 8 | Odds & Ends, Part 1

Lesson 10 | Odds & Ends, Part 2

Assessment

Greek Reading Self-Assessment

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Hebrew Reading Self-Assessment

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Biblearc Path Course Translation

Cours de cheminement en français sur le Arcing

Cours de cheminement en français sur le Bracketing

“Arcing in Minneapolis”—Our First-Ever Workshop!

ESV Cross-Reference System

Sandbox Demo

New Testament Bracketing

Matthew 8:23–27

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Self-Paced Tracks

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Vocabulary Quiz

Quizlet

Devotional: ἵνα

Course Overview

Assignment, part 1

Lesson Objectives

[5] Optatives (optional step)

Review

Grammar Quiz

Devotional: The Golden Rule

Memory Work

Devotional: εἴτε

Invalid Exegesis

Four out of Five

[4] Common Uses

Instructor’s Work

Instructor's Work

[1] The Imperative Mood

In this lesson, you learned how to recognize imperatives by their three key features and ending patterns. You also learned the imperative paradigm of εἰμί. Be sure you have these things memorized before completing this lesson.

[3] Common Uses

Paying Attention to God

Devotional: ἔξω

New Vocabulary

Devotional: Praying Imperatives

Devotional: The Joy of Heaven

[1] Introduction to Phrasing

Memorization

Devotional: ἀρχή

Nice and Ignorant

[4] Add Arrows (and Boxes)

[3] Indent

Devotional: On eyes, light, and possessions

[2] Divide

[2] Genitive Absolutes

[4] Adverbial Participles

Moving into Intermediate Greek

Devotional: The righteousness Jesus demands

[2] Negation

[4] Next Steps: Reading Strategies

[1] Revisiting the Greek Article

[3] Next Steps: Resources

Vocabulary: Multiple Choice

Reciting: Revelation 21:1-5

Paradigm Review

[1] Conditional Sentences

[1] Understanding the Subjunctive

Course Survey

Parsing: Fill in the Blank

Assignment: Build a Habit

Guided Practice 3: Rev 21:9

Guided Practice 4: Col 1:3–5

Guided Practice 5: Rev 21:22–23

[3] Periphrastic Participles

Devotional: γραφή

Vocabulary Review

Guided Practice 1: Romans 6:1–2

Guided Practice 2: Revelation 19:7

Guided Practice 3: Matt 20:26–27

Guided Practice 4: 2 Cor 5:21

Guided Practice 5: John 3:5

Guided Practice 1: 1 Cor 10:31

Guided Practice 2: John 2:5

Guided Practice 3: 1 Cor 1:31

Guided Practice 4: John 12:26

Guided Practice 5: Acts 9:11

Assignment

Assignment, part 2

Guided Practice 1: Rev 21:1–2

Guided Practice 2: Rev 21:5–6

Guided Practice 1: John 3:12

Guided Practice 2: John 6:44

Guided Practice 3: 1 Cor 2:8

Guided Practice 4: Matt 18:20

Guided Practice 5: 1 Cor 4:14

Translating: The 5 Steps

[2] Present and Aorist Imperatives

[2] Present Subjunctives

[3] Aorist Subjunctives

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Imperatives: 3 KEY FEATURES
Tense-Form	Voice	Stem	Tense Former	Ending Pattern
Present	Active	present		Imperative Active
Present	Middle/ Passive	present		Imperative Middle-Passive
1st Aorist	Active	usually same as present	σα	Imperative Active
	Middle	usually same as present	σα	Imperative Middle-Passive
	Passive	usually same as present	θη	Imperative Active
2nd Aorist	Active	aorist		Imperative Active
	Middle	aorist		Imperative Middle-Passive
	Passive	aorist	η	Imperative Active

Imperative Ending Patterns
		Active	Middle-Passive
Singular	Second	λῦε¹	λύου²
Singular	Third	λυέτω	λυέσθω
Plural	Second	λύετε	λύεσθε
Plural	Third	λυέτωσαν	λυέσθωσαν
	¹ This ending changes to ον in the 1st Aorist Active. It changes to τι in the Aorist Passive (infrequent).
	² This ending changes to ι in the 1st Aorist Middle (infrequent).

εἰμί in the imperative
		Imperative
Second		ἴσθι [you] be
Third		ἔστω let him/her/it be
Second		ἔστε [you (pl.)] be
Third		ἔστωσαν let them be