Verb Tense/Voice/Mood (Matthew 4:19)

Frank Dornik

Using the Logos 5 NASB95 Exegetical Guide for Matthew 4:19, the verb tense/voice/mood for the verb "follow" is omitted.  How come?  And what is the verb tense/voice/mood for this verb in this verse?

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Noticed "Follow" in Matthew 4:19 is a translation for two greek words: a preposition and an adverb.

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George Somsel

Frank Dornik said:

Using the Logos 5 NASB95 Exegetical Guide for Matthew 4:19, the verb tense/voice/mood for the verb "follow" is omitted.  How come?  And what is the verb tense/voice/mood for this verb in this verse?

That's because there really isn't a verb here.  The Greek word δεῦτε is really an adverb.  You might render it "Onward, after me."