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Dive into the intricacies of the Present Active Indicative as proposed by J. Lyle Story. This comprehensive analysis emphasizes its critical role in effective communication and management. By interpreting various Greek vocabulary forms and their translations, you'll enhance your grasp of fundamental linguistic structures. Explore examples from biblical texts that illustrate the use of the Present Indicative, including the historical present, customary usage, and descriptive forms. This knowledge is essential for anyone looking to improve their language skills and managerial communication.
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Comunicación y Gerencia Present Active Indicative J. Lyle Story
Parse (TVMPN), Vocab. Form, Translate • a(marta/nomen • bapti/zete • e0gei/rousin • ginw/skei • pe/mpeiv • ble/pei • e1xete • a0kou/ousi • ai1rw • doca/zete • dida/skousin • le/gei
Parse (TVMPN), Vocab. Form, Translate • gra/fete • lamba/nousi • kri/nw • lu/ete • ai1romen • diw/komen • ba/llete • qerapeu/ousi • le/geiv • ble/pomen
Examples of the Present Indicative • …kai\ eu(ri/skei Fi/lippon kai\ le/gei au0tw=| and and to him John 1:43—Use of historical present • …o$ ga\r katerga/zomai ou0 ginw/skw For that which I produce not Rom. 7:15 Customary or Tendential Present
Examples of the Present Indicative • o( pisteu/wn ei0v to\n ui9o\n e1xei zwh\n ai0w/nion The one who believes in the Son life eternal John 3:36 Descriptive present • kai\ ou0dei\v ba/llei oi]non ne/on ei0v a0skou/v palaiou/v And no one new wine into old wineskins Lk. 5:37 • e0k me/rouv ga\r ginw/skomen kai\ e0k me/rouv profhteu/omen For in part and in part profhteu/w = I prophesy