Chapter 3: Summary – Third Declension Nouns, Adjectives, and Prepositions
BBL 105 • CHAPTER 3 OVERVIEW
Chapter 3: Third Declension Nouns, Adjectives, and Prepositions
Recognizing consonant-stem 3rd declension nouns, adjective agreement, and prepositional phrases.
Core Lessons in Chapter 3
- Lesson 1: Introduction to the Third Declension: Consonant Stems and Case Endings (sarx, charis, pistis, pneuma)
- Lesson 2: First/Second Declension Adjectives (agathos, hagios, dikaios, pistos)
- Lesson 3: Attributive, Predicate, and Substantival Positions of the Greek Adjective
- Lesson 4: Greek Prepositions with One, Two, and Three Cases (en, eis, ek, apo, dia, kata, meta, pros, hyper)
- Lesson 5: How Case Governs the Meaning of Greek Prepositions (Spatial, Temporal, and Instrumental)
Chapter 3 Mastery Checklist
- Read this Chapter Summary and complete the Chapter 3 Test (10 Questions, 80% Passing Score).
- Study each of the five core lessons in Chapter 3 and complete each lesson’s Check-in Quiz.
- Practice the corresponding script, vocabulary, or manuscript exercises using BDA’s Interactive Biblical Languages Tools.