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This resource provides an extensive parsing and translation guide for Greek verbs and texts, including examples from historical figures and artifacts associated with Ancient Jerusalem. Key items covered include verbs from the Greek New Testament and inscriptions related to significant locations like the Tomb of Absalom and the Agora in Thessalonica. Tools for understanding compound verbs and contextual translations are emphasized, facilitating a deeper comprehension of Greek literature, culture, and its relevance in historical contexts.
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MI-verbs-didwmitithemi (with compounds) J. Lyle Story
Parse and Translate • di/domen • e0di/domen • di/dontai • e1dwka • de/dwka • e0do/qh • dw/sw Ancient Jerusalem Temple
Parse and Translate • tou= di/dontov • tou= do/ntov • i#nadidw= • i#nadw= • o( didou/v • o( dou/v • ti/qete Discus Thrower (Greek) - circa 460 B.C.
Parse and Translate • ti/qhsin • qh/sw • e1qhka • te/qeika • e0te/qhn • i#natiqw= • i#naqw= Cardo Street, Jerusalem
Translate • tiqe/nai • qe/lwdou=nai • u(mi=n de/dotaignw=nai(to know) ta\ musth/riath=v basilei/av. • e0pe/qhkan au0toi=v ta\v xei=ravkai\ e1labon pneu=ma a#gion. • ti/v dw/seith\n du/namin ei0v to\ ei]nai h(ma=v skeu/h a1cia; Black-Figure Amphora. Attic, (Greek) c. 540-530 B.C.
Translate • meta\ du/o h(me/rav to\ pa/sxagi/netaikai\ o( ui(o\v tou= a0nqrw/pouparadi/dotai ei0v to\ staurwqh=nai. • mh\ e1xontev de\ au0tou= a0podou=nai a0pe/lusen au0to\n o( ku/riov au0tou=. • mh\ di/dwsin h(mi=n th\n sa/rka au0tou=; • o( 0Ihsou=v pare/dwka to\ eu0agge/lion toi=v a0posto/loiv. Tomb of Absalom (Absalom’s Pillar), Kidron Valley, Jerusalem
Example from the Greek NT • su\ de\ o#tanproseu/xh|, ei1selqe ei0v to\ tamei=o/n (hidden room) soukai\ klei/sav(klei/w = I shut, lock) th\n qu/ran sou pro/seucaitw=| patri/ soutw=| e0n kruptw=| (krupto/v = hidden). kai\ o( path\r sou o( ble/pwn e0n tw=| kruptw=| a0podw/seisoi. Matt. 6:6 Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus; (10 BC – 54 AD), was Roman Emperor from 41 to 54.
Examples from the Greek NT • e0n tou/tw| e0gnw/kamenth\n a0ga/phn, o#ti e0kei=nov u(pe\r h(mw=n th\n yuxh\n au0tou= e1qhken-kai\ h(mei=v o0fei/lomen u(pe\r tw=n a0delfw=n ta\v yuxa\v qei=nai. I Jn. 3:16 • e0gw\ ga\r pare/labon a0po\ tou= kuri/ou, o$ kai\ pare/dwka u(mi=n, o#ti o( ku/riov e0n th=| nukti\ h{| paredi/deto e1labon a1rton. I Cor. 11:23 Agora with shops and odeon, Thessalonica
Examples from the Greek NT • e1cestin dou=naikh=non (poll tax) Kai/sari h@ ou1; Matt. 22:17 • kaqw\v e1dwkav au0tw=| e0cousi/an pa/shvsarko/v, i#na pa=n o$ de/dwkav au0tw=| dw/sh| au0toi=v zwh\n ai0w/nion. Jn. 17:2 • ei]pen de\ pro\v au0tou/v, Ou0x u(mw=n e0stin gnw=nai(to know) xro/nouv h@ kairou\v ou$v o) path\r e1qeto e0n th=| i)di/a| e0cousi/a. Acts 1:7
Examples from the Greek NT • kai\ e1qhka u(ma=v i#na u(mei=v u(pa/ghtekai\ karpo\n fe/rhtekai\ o( karpo\v u(mw=n me/nh|, i#na o# tia@n ai0th/shte to\n pate/ra e0n tw=| o0no/mati/ moudw=| u(mi=n. Jn. 15:16 • kai\ e1qento pa/ntevoi( a0kou/santev e0n th=| kardi/a| au0tw=n, le/gontev Ti/ a1ra to\ paidi/on tou=to e1stai; kai\ ga\r xei\r kuri/ou h]n met 0 au0tou=. Lk. 1:66
Examples from the Greek NT • i1dete potaph\n (what sort/manner) a0ga/phn de/dwken h(mi=n o( path\r i#nate/knaqeou= klhqw=men. I Jn. 3:1 • e0a/n tiv i1dh| to\n a0delfo\n au0tou= a(marta/nonta a(marti/an mh\ pro\v qa/naton, ai0th/sei, kai\ dw/sei au0tw=| zwh/n, toi=v a(marta/nousin mh\ pro\v qa/naton. e1stin a(marti/a pro\v qa/naton-ou0 peri\ e0kei=nhv le/gwi#na e0rwth/sh|. I Jn. 5:16