Greek Syntax 02: The 'Envelope' Construction

Learn how to translate the "Envelope" construction. It's literally everywhere in the Bible.

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The Music used in the video is by Oshóva
"Mountain's Lullaby"

[NathanatUuiu]

Love these lessons. They are exactly what one needs once you are out in the wild and in the real world of translating the Greek NT. You've learned vocabulary, morphology, syntax and now you need these patterns to help guide your translating. Super cool niche that these videos fill.

[martynrobinson]

OK Stan, your enthusiasm and clear articulation of the principals is getting me closer to taking the course!!

[vusumzingceke]

You have no idea how much I appreciate your videos. I never thought koine greek could be taught in such a relaxed, understandable and clear manner.

[callumjoel]

You are an excellent teacher. Studying koine Greek at the moment at uni, and I always watch your videos as a “break” from studying - it’s a break because you make it so interesting and teach so clearly that it’s easy and enjoyable to learn! Thank you! Thanks for providing free videos too!

[NickOfNight]

Wow!
Another excellent teaching!
You really make greek study easy and fun... 🤩

Thank you... very helpful.

[GordonA-Jr]

I’ve just started my Greek journey with you’r course and app and love your teaching method. I look forward to you videos and my growth in learning Greek with your helps!!!

[NicholasproclaimerofMessiah]

Your teaching style is very clear and applicable.

I do prefer to translate more literally, because it helps me get familiar with the Greek.
"Blessed they the, unto the supper of the marriage of the Lamb, having been called."

See?! It's English, but still retains the Greek way of speaking.

[emilviljoen]

this is Huge, i am from South Africa.

[rinkevichjm]

Blessed be the invitees to the lamb’s marriage supper

[Steve-hurk]

stan is there any trick to learning all the different endings. ? its hard to identify verb and noun for me