Nominative and Accusative. Nouns Case: All packed with somewhere to go Subject That which does the action of the verb Direct Object That which is directly.

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Nominative and Accusative

Nouns Case: All packed with somewhere to go Subject That which does the action of the verb Direct Object That which is directly affected by the action of the verb

Trouble understanding Yoda you have, yes?

Mark 2:10. i[na de. eivdh/te o[ti evxousi,an e;cei o` ui`o.j tou/ avnqrw,pou avfie,nai a`marti,aj evpi. th/j gh/j& le,gei tw/| paralutikw/|\ Mark 2:10. “But in order that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins” -- He said to the paralytic--

Case Nominative Accusative Subject Function Direct Object The brother sees the apostle Example The brother sees the apostle o` avdelfoj blepei ton avpostelon ton avpostelon o` avdelfoj blepei blepei o` avdelfoj ton avpostelon

avposteloj Stem + avpostel o Stem j Case ending

avpostel oj Gender MasculineFeminineNeuter doxa grafh e;rgon 2 nd Declension1 st Declension 3 rd Declension

j Nominative & Accusative Nom Sng MasculineFeminineNeuter &n Acc Sng nn i Nom Pl ia Acc Pl ujj n a

logoj Nominative & Accusative Nom Sng MasculineFeminineNeuter grafhe;rgon Acc Sng logongrafhn logoi Nom Pl grafaie;rga Acc Pl logoujgrafaj e;rgon e;rga

o` Definite Article Nom Sng MasculineFeminineNeuter h`to, Acc Sng to,nth,,n oi` Nom Pl ai`ta, Acc Pl tou,jta,j to, ta,

o` logoj Nouns & their Definite Articles MasculineFeminineNeuter h` grafhto, e;rgon Acc Sng to.n logonth.n grafhn oi` logoi Nom Pl ai` grafaita. e;rga Acc Pl tou.j logouj ta.j grafaj to, e;rgon ta. e;rga Nom Sng

`vEa;.n pi,stin le,gh| tij e;cein( e;rga de. mh. e;ch|È Mh. du,natai h` pi,stij sw/sai auvto,n If a man says he has faith, but he has no works? Can that faith save him? (James 2:14)

Th/| ga.r ca,riti, evste sesw|sme,noi dia. pi,stewj\ kai. tou/to ouvk evx u`mw/n( qeou/ to. dw/ron\ For by grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God (Ephesians 2:8).