How Do I Find Greek Imperatives?

Jimmy Burnside

Hello,
Can anyone help me find ONLY the Greek Imperatives Jesus gave?

Grateful,
jimmy

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Graham Criddle

Hi Jimmy - and welcome to the forums

I've replied to this in the other thread you asked it

Graham

Jimmy Burnside

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/979541#Comment_979541

Thanks brother!

royjon

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/979575#Comment_979575

Hey again guys. Can someone please briefly explain the aorist imperative to me? I mean, what use could a language possible have for a past-tense imperative? If there is a reasonable explanation, I'd love to hear it.

If not, I'd at least like to know how I'm supposed to translate it. Is it syntactically Present? Does it have a force different from the present imperative (such as being more or less urgent)?

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Can someone please briefly explain the aorist imperative to me?

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Stephen Miller

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/980891#Comment_980891

Royjon,

You might have to rethink what "Aorist" means.

Did you purchase last month's freebie/cheapie EEC commentary on Ephesians?

Excellent comments on present tense and aorist imperatives at 4:25-5:2 and 6:10-20.

Stephen

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/981087#Comment_981087

Did you purchase last month's freebie/cheapie EEC commentary on Ephesians?

Excellent comments on present tense and aorist imperatives at 4:25-5:2 and 6:10-20.

Also has Additional Exegetical Comments: Imperatives in 6:10-20

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