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David Hutchison
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David Hutchison taught New Testament and Greek at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He served as an adjunct from 2007-2010, as a faculty member at the Houston campus from 2010 until its closing in 2019, and again as an adjunct from 2019-2022. Some of his content has appeared on The Daily Dose of Greek. He currently teaches for Pearland Homeschool Connection in Pearland, Texas, and as a volunteer for Sagemont Church in Houston, Texas.
Diagramming the Greek New Testament
Diagramming the Greek New Testament forces you to think deeply about the relationships between elements of a sentence and can help you to outline a message.
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Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 14: Participles
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 16: Clauses, Conjunctions, Conditional Sentences
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 13: Tense 2
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 15: Infinitives
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 12: Tense 1
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 11: Tense and Aspect
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 10: Mood
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 3: Genitive
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 4: Dative
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 2: Nominative and Vocative
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 5: Accusative
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 8: Adjectives, Pronouns, Prepositions
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 9: Person, Number, Voice
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Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 6: The Article 1
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The Article 1 Interacts with several recent syntax works, based on the order presented in Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics. Greek Syntax Greek with David Hutchison
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 7: The Article 2
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Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 7: The Article 2
Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 1: Brief Intro to Syntax
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Greek with David Hutchison Syntax 1: Brief Intro to Syntax
Greek with David Hutchison 19: Contract and Liquid Verbs
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Greek with David Hutchison 19: Contract and Liquid Verbs
Greek with David Hutchison 20a: Participle Form
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Greek with David Hutchison 20a: Participle Form
Greek with David Hutchison 20b: Participle Function
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Greek with David Hutchison 20b: Participle Function
Greek with David Hutchison 21: Infinitives
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Greek with David Hutchison 21: Infinitives
Greek with David Hutchison 22: Additional Pronouns
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Greek with David Hutchison 22: Additional Pronouns
Greek with David Hutchison 23: Subjunctive Mood
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Greek with David Hutchison 23: Subjunctive Mood
Greek with David Hutchison 24: Imperative and Optative Moods
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Greek with David Hutchison 24: Imperative and Optative Moods
Greek with David Hutchison 26: Taking the Next Steps
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Greek with David Hutchison 26: Taking the Next Steps
Greek with David Hutchison 25: μι Verbs
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Greek with David Hutchison 25: μι Verbs
Greek with David Hutchison 18: Adjectives Pronouns Numerals of the First and Third Declensions
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Greek with David Hutchison 18: Adjectives Pronouns Numerals of the First and Third Declensions
Greek with David Hutchison 17: Third Declension Nouns
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Greek with David Hutchison 17: Third Declension Nouns
Greek with David Hutchison 16: Review of the Indicative Mood
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Greek with David Hutchison 16: Review of the Indicative Mood
Greek with David Hutchison 15: Aorist Passive and Future Passive Indicative
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Greek with David Hutchison 15: Aorist Passive and Future Passive Indicative
Excellent! Thanks for posting, Dr. Hutchison.
I so much want to thank you for your hard work, you make things easier, thanks to you I'll be good at ancient Greek.... Keep up the good work!
Well done
Did it take you one semester to get this good at Greek in undergrad, or was it something that took you the entire 12 years of school?
I can see you are using Black's Learn to Read New Testament Greek and going by the book, except that you've made it easier to understand. Thank you Brother.
Who else has these videos for living heritages curriculum
Thank you for this masterpiece 🎉
Amazed by the subtlety of the classical Greek language.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks
Why did they do acts the Same way when they said they thought he was a god and the John 8 58 is not IAM sir it’s before Abraham was I excited it’s got nothing to do with exodus 3 15 that Yehovah talking and if you check what he said I means he becauses to become not the iam so John 1 v 1 c is a god or divine not God sir
Great job and easily understood for notes...
This is Gold❤👌👏👏👏👏
What does unde? mean with reference to the second quotation in 1Tim 5:18?
life-saver
very nice
I have a N.T Greek exam Next month. Thank you for your explanations, they really are helpful .
Outstanding sir I am impressed
Thank you . great job
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Thanks very much for this explanation! It helped me get a better grasp on the interplay of tense and aspect. Just finished Ch. 4 of Beginning With N.T. Greek, and felt overwhelmed trying to put it together.
εὐχαριστῶ σοι ὦ ἔνδοξε διδάσκαλε· Thank you so much for your videos. The Textual Criticism videos are so helpful. I must point out ἁμαρτία σου however... at 7 minutes 15 seconds you erroneously said 1 John 1 says in present tense (vs 10) "if you say you do not sin, you are a liar" but it is in past tense (perfect) and hence why 6 verses later John says whoever claims to be in Jesus must walk as He walked. Ch 3 verses 3 to 10 distinguishes the children of God verses the devil saying those sinning are of the devil and those that do not sin are born of God. We don't have to sin daily as the epistles warn us. Hebrews 10:26 if we willingly keep sinning we become enemies of God and are destined for raging 🔥. John 8 Jesus says if the son sets you free from sin, you will truly be free from sin.
I know this is an old comment, but in 1 John chapter 1 verse 8, it is in the present tense, saying that if we say we have no sin, then we deceive ourselves. The one who is born of God does not sin, but the old man does sin. I would think that you would be able to recognize from Scripture as a whole that a Christian has been born twice, and so is at war with themselves. Total sanctification is an old lie told by those who are self-deceived. I would recommend studying your Greek more closely.
Good explanations
Now I can go re-learn it all!
interesting that you posted this four years ago, and I see within the past year you've gotten some comments! Last night, I though to myself, "I really need to dig deeper into Greek and to understand the textual apparatus." Here I am! I will probably watch the other videos as well, so thank you! I still need to figure out which manuscripts are the best.
This is great. I have a question though. You said "A is high, B is low" (confidence level) "so B is pretty confident". I imagine you did not mean to imply B is low confidence, but that A is "almost certain/highest confidence" whereas B is "reasonable/pretty confident" at a slightly less level of confidence, but not the lowest. Is that correct?
I listened again to make sure what I had said. "A is high, D is low, so B ..." If I had said B, then your interpretation would have been correct. Glad this helps. Blessings to you.
@@davidhutchison26 Ah, somehow I heard "B". My speakers may not have been that clear. Thanks for clearing that up.
τοῦτο ἦν κάλλιστὰ μοι ὅ ἐβοήθησὲ μοι πολύ!! Χαρίν σοι ὦ ἐνδοξὲ διδάσκαλε!
Just want to thank you for such a clear explanation of the textual apparatus. My eyes don't know what to look for previously. You have done a great service to the Greek Bible students.
What program are you using on this occasion? God bless you.
I can't even begin to explain how helpful this was to me! Thank you so much.
Hi David, Thanks foR these info.i apreciate the effort. Could you please help me,Im not a textual critic but i do know some greek and i sometimes go to nestle-aland free version (available online) to check .Today i was checking 28 edition of 1 Peter 2:9-12 and i noticed a simbols * and smaller letters of the verses following(or preceeding?) '*' .Can you please explain the meaning of * and why are there smaller letters?Is that indicating varriants or what,coz online version of edition28 dont have any explanation for these things.You dont have to explain all the details just a general reason foR the star and smaller letters of this online edition(i dont even know if these different letters and '*' even exist in an actual edition 28 or is present just in online version but im sure you'll know what is My unexpert question is all about 😊). thanks
Thank you for this. I have only just started reading NA, after 40 years using UBS. I have the NA28/ESV. You explain this much better than the book does!
I just got Logos 7 and bought the NA28 for it. This video was very helpful; thank you good sir!
This is very useful. I use olive tree. I have the UBS 4, NA28 With critical apparatus, mounce parsing and the other apparatus & parsing. I downloaded a cheat sheet but it wasn't very helpful. Now it all makes sense, the cheat sheet is now useful! Thank you!