Learn to read New Testament Greek / David Alan Black.

Greek verb chart laid in.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 192-195) and index.

The letters and sounds of Greek -- The Greek verb system : a bird's eye view -- Present and future active indicative -- Nouns of the second declension -- Nouns of the first declension -- Adjectives of the first and second declensions -- Imperfect and aorist active indicative -- Additional prepositions -- Personal pronouns -- Perfect and pluperfect active indicative -- Demonstrative pronouns -- Present middle and passive indicative -- Perfect middle and passive, future middle indicative -- Imperfect middle and passive, aorist middle, and pluperfect middle and passive indicative -- Aorist and future passive indicative -- Review of the indicative mood -- Nouns of the third declension -- Adjectives, pronouns, and numerals of the first and third declensions -- Contract and liquid verbs -- Participles (verbal adjectives) -- Infinitives (verbal nouns) -- Additional pronouns -- The subjunctive mood -- The imperative and optative moods -- The conjugation of -[mu iota] verbs -- Reading your Greek New Testament : six areas of application -- Epilogue : the next step -- Appendix 1 : the Greek accents -- Appendix 2 : the Greek alphabet song -- Appendix 3 : key to the exercises -- Appendix 4 : noun paradigms -- Appendix 5 : case-number suffixes -- Appendix 6 : person-number suffixes -- Appendix 7 : summary of preposition -- Appendix 8 : words differing in accentuation or breathing -- Appendix 9 : principal parts of selected verbs -- Greek-English vocabulary.