Biblical Greek Chart: Minimize Memorization Through Similarity Recognition (Eric Louw Biblical Language Charts)

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If you're a student of Beginning through Intermediate Greek or just trying to refresh your knowledge, you know how much there is to memorize! Fortunately, by recognizing key similarities, you can minimize the amount of information you need to memorize.This Biblical Greek Paradigm Chart will help you to both memorize and reference the basics that you need to know in one convenient place. The helpful color-coding will help you notice verb inflections that are similar, derived, or identical to others so that you don't have to memorize it twice and wonder why you got the sense that you had seen it before!What's on the chart:- The Greek Alphabet- Punctuation- Breathing Marks- Consonant Matrix- Augment Changes- Verb vowel contraction outcomes- Article and Noun Case endings (2nd & 3rd Declension)- Proximate/Remote Demonstratives- Personal/Relative Pronouns- English translations for every paradigmVerb Paradigms:- Present, Imperfect, Future, 1st & 2nd Aorist,Perfect, 1st & 2nd Pluperfect Tenses- Indicative, Subjunctive, Imperative, & Infinitive MoodsParticiple ParadigmsColor coding to indicate:- Noun Case & Verb endings (Red)- Augments/Tense formatives (Blue)- Inflection patterns (Yellow/Green blocks) to minimize memorizationNote: Devices with black and white displays will not benefit fully from the color coding.This chart has been designed with input from Greek and Hebrew Scholars and is designed to go well with textbooks by Mounce.