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Greek Lessons
- Brilliance in the Verb: Morphology of the Transfiguration
- “And on the Sabbath He Began to Teach” — A Study in Temporal Particles and Narrative Flow
- An Introduction to the Palaeography of Greek New Testament Manuscripts
- Touching Hope: How Greek Verbs Shape a Miracle
- The Call Beyond the Booth: Imperatives, Participles, and Divine Gaze in Luke 5:27
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Tag Archives: Matthew 19:12
Three Kinds of Eunuchs: Greek Grammar and the Call to the Kingdom
This verse from Jesus’ response to his disciples reveals a deeply layered teaching about singleness, sacrifice, and the kingdom of heaven. Through repetitive structures, relative clauses, passive and middle verbs, and a rare optative imperative, the grammar of Matthew 19:12 … Continue reading
