Re-translate each bolded English word into its Greek form.
Below you will find 15 sentences from the Greek NT. The English translation of one Greek word is bolded in each sentence. Re-translate and replace the bolded English word(s) with the proper Greek form. Remember, case, not word order, tells us the noun’s function in the sentence. Make sure you consider what role the noun is playing in the sentence and use the correct case for the noun when you re-translate. Do not include accents or breathing marks.
Example
He broke her heart.
...should be changed to...
He broke her καρδιαν.
Re-translate each bolded English word into a correct Greek form. Do not include accents or breathing marks. Write your answer in the blank beneath the question.
1. He has witnessed to the truth.
2. He brought us into the kingdom of the Son of his love.
3. They do not tremble when they blaspheme the glories.
4. ...so that it would be made known to the rulers (αρχη) and to the authorities.
5. What good should I do so that I will have eternal life.
6. He will turn the hearts of fathers to their children.
7. I give praise to you, Father, Lord of heaven and of earth...
8. Now hope is not put to shame because the love of God has been poured out in our hearts...
9. When the Son of Man sits upon the throne of his glory...
10. You have the love of God in you.
11. You are the salt of the earth.
12. Watch yourselves, or your hearts will be weighed down.
13. ...so that the life of Jesus would be revealed in our Body.
14. He disarmed the rulers (αρχη) and the authorities.
15. You heard in the word of truth, which is the gospel.
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