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  Easy-to-read articles and reflections on Biblical Greek (Koine Greek), with a focus on how tense, voice and aspect contribute to meaning-making in the New Testament.

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• 11. The four uses of the Greek aorist tense

  In Common · 2026-08-04

• 11. The four uses of the Greek aorist tense

  In Common · 2026-08-04

• 10. On aspect: Event vs Situation

  In Common · 2026-05-19

• 10. On aspect: Event vs Situation

  In Common · 2026-05-17

• 9. On Greek tense and aspect

  In Common · 2026-05-12

• 9. On Greek tense and aspect

  In Common · 2026-05-06

• 8. So there’s no passive voice in Ancient Greek. Why all the fuss?

  In Common · 2026-04-27

• 6. Ain’t no passive voice in Greek (part two): the aorist and future tenses

  In Common · 2026-04-23

• 5. Ahem, is this mike on? There is no passive voice in Koine Greek.

  In Common · 2026-04-21

• 4. Semantics 101: How to talk simply about meaning

  In Common · 2026-04-16

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