Chapter 2: Summary – The Greek Case System and First & Second Declension Nouns
BBL 105 • CHAPTER 2 OVERVIEW
Chapter 2: The Greek Case System and First & Second Declension Nouns
Understanding how Greek cases function and mastering 1st and 2nd declension paradigms.
Core Lessons in Chapter 2
- Lesson 1: How Inflection Works: Stem, Connecting Vowel, and Case Ending
- Lesson 2: Functions of the Five Cases: Nominative (Subject), Genitive (Possession), Dative (Indirect Object), Accusative (Direct Object), Vocative
- Lesson 3: Second Declension Masculine (-os) and Neuter (-on) Nouns (logos, theos, ergon, teknon)
- Lesson 4: First Declension Feminine (-a, -e) and Masculine (-as, -es) Nouns (hora, kardias, graphe, prophetes)
- Lesson 5: The Greek Definite Article (ho, he, to): The Master Key to Greek Case, Gender, and Number
Chapter 2 Mastery Checklist
- Read this Chapter Summary and complete the Chapter 2 Test (10 Questions, 80% Passing Score).
- Study each of the five core lessons in Chapter 2 and complete each lesson’s Check-in Quiz.
- Practice the corresponding script, vocabulary, or manuscript exercises using BDA’s Interactive Biblical Languages Tools.
