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	tense
		the tense of a verb is indicated by a suffix that also indicates the verb's
		Tense specifies whether the verb refers to action in the past, present, or future.
		Any conjugated form of a verb that indicates tense is said to be finite; the infinitive is a special verb form that lacks all tense (as well as mood, person, and number), although it may indicate the active (
	www.factmonster.com /ce6/society/A0848180.html (268 words)

	Response To J.H. Melton's Forum Re. The King James Version And Inspiriation - By Ken Johnson
		He repeats his claim for the translation "In one spirit were we all baptized into one body." "The Greek verb translated 'are' by the KJV translators is in the Aorist Tense.
		The failure of the KJV translators to translate in the past tense can only be attributed to their desire to teach universal church and Holy Spirit baptism.
		Melton, it is a fact the Aorist is expressed dependent on the verbal aktionsart: "With the culminative aorist, although the verb simply related the act, the focus of attention is upon the results or consequences of that act.
	www.tbaptist.com /aab/responsetomelton.htm (8535 words)

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		The issue is that it is in the aorist tense--a rather undifferentiated verbal structure that pushes attention away from itself.
		The aorist is simply the "room in which" the events occur.
		Often in the New Testament the aorist tense needs to be rendered by an English pluperfect.
	www.christian-thinktank.com /ordorise.html (12242 words)

	#95. The Last Supper (Luke 22:7-20) -- JesusWalk
		In Matthew and Mark this emphasis comes after his only saying about the cup (Matthew 26:29; Mark 14:25).
		"After taking (Greek dechomai, Aorist participle) the cup, he gave thanks (Greek eucharisteo, Aorist participle) and said, 'Take (Greek lambano, Aorist imperative) this and divide it (Greek diamerizo, Aorist imperative) among you.
		In 22:19b it is used in the present tense, indicating continuing action (whereas the Aorist imperative would indicate to do a single action, as in 22:17), and could be translated, "Continue to do this in my memory."
	www.jesuswalk.com /lessons/22_7-20.htm (3867 words)

	Theoblogy: 04/01/2005 - 04/30/2005
		But remember that the practical theologian is grounded in real-life, empirical data from church, society, and/or individual.
		In other words, the practical theologian does not think, “I’d like to spend my career studying the doctrine of sanctification” or “I’d like to write my dissertation on the Nestorian controversy” or “The world needs another book on the aorist tense.” (OK, simmer down.
		This is not meant to disparage those who do perform those important tasks.
	theoblogy.blogspot.com /2005_04_01_theoblogy_archive.html (1026 words)

	www.nellardo.com - Elfling FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) List
		So having isolated the stem sil- “shine” from the future tense siluvar, she would use sila as the present tense.
		The explanation of how the past tense is formed is very summary and strangely phrased.
		She assumes that declarative sentences can be turned into questions without employing any special particle or question-marker; she does little more than to add a query at the end of the sentence.
	www.nellardo.com /lang/elf/faq.html (4976 words)

	Eternal torment proved ... annihilation refuted
		It is falsely argued by annihilationists, that in Mt 10:28 the word "apollumi" (Strongs #622) means to annihilate into non-existence because every other place this word is used in the TVM of #5658 (Tense - Aorist; Voice - Active; Mood - Infinitive) it means this.
		Matthew 22:7 (5656 Aorist; Active; Indicative) "But the king was enraged and sent his armies, and
		Luke 17:29 (5656 Aorist; Active; Indicative) "it rained fire and brimstone from heaven and
	www.bible.ca /su-annihilation-refuted.htm (7484 words)

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