Bibleworks 7 find all imperative verb forms in ephesians

When we read Ephesians 1-3, we are to be impressed with the magnitude of GodвЂ™s work for us, awe-struck at His grace toward us, and filled with gratitude for His gift of life to us. Consider how Scripture explicitly credits the goodness of our good deeds to the LordвЂ™s working вЂњFor it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of hisВ good pleasureвЂќ PhilippiansВ 2:13.

Then, when we read the imperatives of Ephesians 4-6, we will understand why we are to live righteously.

based on the letters and pattern of the verb. letters - whether the verb is in past, present or imperative tense i.e. For example, in the verbs below we will be able to identify from the signs - i.e. Consider how вЂњthe goodness of God leadeth to repentanceвЂќ (Rom 2.4). When we read Ephesians 1-3, we are to be impressed with the magnitude of GodвЂ™s work for us, awe-struck at His grace toward us, and filled with gratitude for His gift of life to us. We will also learn some signs through which we can identify nouns, verbs (past, present and imperative) and particles. ., a form which occurs, according to the best MSS., in Ephesians 2:7 Ephesians 3:8 Ephesians 3:16 Philippians 4:19 Colossians 1:27 Colossians 2:2. After that grand indicative, the imperatives are given. Consider how the Ten Commandments areВ precededВ by вЂњI amВ the LORD thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondageвЂќ (Exodus 20:2). to PMich 129-30 of Hermas are cited as Bonner. to Whittaker, but divisions of the text are in the traditional form also given by Whittaker, Joly, and Leutzsch reff. This pattern is found elsewhere in Scripture. Papias Fragmente, Hirt des Hermas 1998, 105-497. Eph 5:8 вЂњFor ye were sometimes darkness, but now are yeВ light in the Lord: walk as children of lightвЂќ. The indicatives lead to the imperat ives. The implication is this: we are motivated to live righteously out of gratitude for and by virtue of what God has done. The Passive Voice: The passive represents the action of the verb being done unto the subject but not by the subject. The Middle Voice: When the subject of the verb does action unto itself, or for its own benefit, the middle voice is used. It is interesting to see how the indicatives vastly outnumber the imperatives even if we count only the indicatives in the latter half of the book. This occurs when the action of the verb is being performed by the subject. Chapters 4-6 have all the imperativesвЂ“what we are empowered and motivated to do by virtue of what God has done. Chapters 1-3 are filled with indicativesвЂ“what God has done. During the seminar we examinedВ the indicatives and imperatives in Ephesians. I enjoyed a seminar with my wife this weekend.

Bibleworks 7 find all imperative verb forms in ephesians