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First Aorist First Aorist Active & Middle Active & Middle Indictative Indictative Chapter 23 Chapter 23

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First AoristFirst AoristActive & Middle IndictativeActive & Middle Indictative

Chapter 23Chapter 23

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The Use of the Aorist TenseThe Use of the Aorist Tense

• There are three tenses in the Greek that are used for the past tense.– Aorist– Perfect– Imperfect

• The aorist tense describes either…– Simple action (usually in the past) – Punctiliar action (point action)

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There are two ways the Aorist can There are two ways the Aorist can be formedbe formed

• The First Aorist (Regular formation)

• The Second Aorist (Irregular formation)

These forms do not affect the These forms do not affect the meaning; a first aorist means the meaning; a first aorist means the

same thing as a second aoristsame thing as a second aorist

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There are two ways the Aorist can There are two ways the Aorist can be formedbe formed

• The First Aorist (Regular formation)

• The Second Aorist (Irregular formation)

Regular English formation: Put “ed” on the Regular English formation: Put “ed” on the end of a word.end of a word.

Irregular English formation: “Swam” instead Irregular English formation: “Swam” instead of “swimmed.”of “swimmed.”

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Difference between the First Difference between the First Aorist versus the Second AoristAorist versus the Second Aorist

First Aorist Second Aorist

Most common Not so common

Adds an e at the

beginning and a sa at the end of the word

Adds an e at the beginning and then

changes the actual stem of the word, usually

shortening it

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lu,wlu,eijlu,ei

Singular

lu,omenlu,etelu,ousi(n)

Plural

e;lusae;lusaje;luse (n)e;lusamene;lusatee;lusan

Present 1st Aorist

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Present

lu,wlu,eijlu,ei

Sg

lu,omenlu,etelu,ousin

Pl

Active

lu,swlu,seijlu,sei

lu,somenlusetelu,sousin

Future Active

e;luone;lueje;lue (n)e;luomene;luetee;luon

ImperfActive

AoristActive

e;lusae;lusaje;luse

e;lusamene;lusatee;lusan

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Tau,thn evpoi,hsen avrch.n tw/n shmei,wn o`

VIhsou/j evn Kana. th/j Galilai,aj kai.

evfane,rwsen th.n do,xan auvtou/( kai.

evpi,steusan eivj auvto.n oi` maqhtai. auvtou/This beginning of signs Jesus did

in Cana of Galilee and he manifested his glory, and his

disciples believed in him (John 2:11)

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Stems ending in a stopStems ending in a stop

•Ble,pw becomes e;bleya•Gra,fw becomes e;graxa

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Ouvk e;graya u`mi/n( o[ti ouvk oi;date th.n

avlh,qeian( avllV o[ti oi;date auvth,n( kai. o[ti

pa/n yeu/doj evk th/j avlhqei,aj ouvk e;stinÅ

I did not write to you because you do not know the truth, but because you do know it, and because every lie is not of

the truth (1 John 2:21)

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To,te o` VIhsou/j evla,lhsen toi/j o;cloij

kai. toi/j maqhtai/j auvtou/

Then Jesus spoke to the multitudes and to His disciples

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oi` de. ei=pan\ pi,steuson evpi. to.n ku,rion VIhsou/n kai. swqh,sh| su. kai. o`

oi=ko,j souBut they said, “Believe on the Lord Jesus and you shall be saved and

your house.”

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kai. evla,lhsan auvtw/| to.n lo,gon tou/ kuri,ou su.n

pa/sin toi/j evn th/| oivki,a| auvtou/Å

And they spoke to him the word of the Lord with all those in his

house (Acts 16:32).

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evka,lesen u`ma/j dia. tou/

euvaggeli,ou h`mw/n eivj

peripoi,hsin do,xhj tou/

kuri,ou h`mw/n VIhsou/

Cristou/ÅHe called you through His gospel into possession of the glory of the Lord Jesus Christ (2 Thess. 2:14)

Possession

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ou]j de. prow,risen( tou,touj kai.

evka,lesen\ kai. ou]j evka,lesen( tou,touj kai. evdikai,wsen\ ou]j de.

evdikai,wsen( tou,touj kai. evdo,xasenÅBut who he predestined, these

also he called, and who he called, these also he justified, but who he

justified, these also he glorified (Romans 8:30)

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Stems beginning in a vowelStems beginning in a vowel

•VAgapa,w becomes

hvga,phsa•VAkou,w becomes h;kousa

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~Hmei/j hvkou,samen evk

tou/ no,mou o[ti o` cristo.j me,nei eivj

to.n aivw/naWe heard from the law that the

Christ remains forever (John12:34)

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Au[th evsti.n h` evntolh. h` evmh,( i[na avgapa/te avllh,louj kaqw.j

hvga,phsa u`ma/jThis is My commandment, that ya’ll love one another, just as I loved you. (John 15:12).

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Liquid AoristsLiquid Aorists

• The s is dropped and only the a is added

•Me,nw becomes e;maina

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Aorist Middle IndicativeAorist Middle Indicative

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lu,wlu,eijlu,ei

S

lu,omenlu,etelu,ousi(n)

Pl

e;lusae;lusaje;luse (n)e;lusamene;lusatee;lusan

Present Aorist Active

evlusa,mhnevlu,swevlu,sato

evlusa,meqaevlu,sasqeevlu,santo

Aorist Middle

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On some occasions, the middle On some occasions, the middle voice actually changes the voice actually changes the

meaning of the wordmeaning of the word

a;rcw (active): I rule

a;rcomai (middle): I begin

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