Lesson 5 Emphasis
WRITING CAN BE
WRITING CAN BE BOLD
WRITING CAN BE BOLD COLOR
WRITING CAN BE BOLD COLOR UNDERLINE
WRITING CAN BE BOLD COLOR UNDERLINE Italics
WRITING CAN BE BOLD COLOR UNDERLINE Italics !!!
WRITING CAN BE BOLD COLOR UNDERLINE Italics !!! Emoticons
WRITING CAN BE BOLD COLOR UNDERLINE Italics !!! Emoticons
WRITING CAN BE BOLD COLOR Ancient UNDERLINE Greek? Italics !!! Emoticons
WRITING CAN BE BOLD COLOR Ancient Greek? UNDERLINE Italics !!! Emoticons
WRITING CAN BE COLOR Ancient Greek? UNDERLINE Italics !!! Emoticons
WRITING CAN BE Ancient UNDERLINE Greek? Italics !!! Emoticons
WRITING CAN BE Ancient Greek? !!! Emoticons
WRITING CAN BE Ancient Greek? Emoticons
WRITING CAN BE Ancient Greek?
WRITING CAN BE No real punctuation Ancient Greek?
The Greek Geek WRITING CAN BE A CAT HAS PAWS AT THE HEY GEEK, WITHOUT HMMM.... END OF ITS CLAWS; A PUNCTUATION, HOW DO ANCIENT GREEK…. COMMA’S A PAUSE AT THE YOU TELL THE ANCIENT JOKE… END OF A CLAUSE. DIFFERENCE IN A CAT AND A COMMA? No real punctuation Ancient Greek?
The Greek Geek WRITING CAN BE A CAT HAS PAWS AT THE HEY GEEK, WITHOUT HMMM.... END OF ITS CLAWS; A PUNCTUATION, HOW DO ANCIENT GREEK…. COMMA’S A PAUSE AT THE YOU TELL THE ANCIENT JOKE… END OF A CLAUSE. DIFFERENCE IN A CAT AND A COMMA? No real punctuation Ancient Greek?
The Greek Geek WRITING CAN BE A CAT HAS PAWS AT THE HEY GEEK, WITHOUT HMMM.... END OF ITS CLAWS; A PUNCTUATION, HOW DO ANCIENT GREEK…. COMMA’S A PAUSE AT THE YOU TELL THE ANCIENT JOKE… END OF A CLAUSE. DIFFERENCE IN A CAT AND A COMMA? No real punctuation Ancient Greek?
WRITING CAN BE No real punctuation Ancient Greek?
WRITING CAN BE Ancient Greek?
WRITING CAN BE Ancient Greek?
WRITING CAN BE 1. Word order Ancient Greek?
WRITING CAN BE 1. Word order Ancient Greek? 2. Signal words
WRITING CAN BE 1. Word order Ancient Greek? 2. Signal words 3. Double subjects
Ancient Greek 1. Word order
Ancient Greek 1. Word order Ancient Greek used word order to show emphasis, not simply out of grammatical necessity.
Ancient Greek 1. Word order General Rule: The more to the left the word/phrase, the greater the emphasis.
Ancient Greek? 1. Word order General Rule: The more to the left the word/phrase, the greater the emphasis. Ephesians 2:8-10
Ancient Greek? 2. Signal words
Ancient Greek? 2. Signal words “like”
Ancient Greek? 2. Signal words “like” “look it”
Ancient Greek? 2. Signal words “like” “look it” “just” “bam!”
Ancient Greek? 2. Signal words “like” “look it” “just” “bam!”
Ancient Greek? 2. Signal words “like” “Hey!” “look it” “just” “bam!”
Ancient Greek 2. Signal words Matthew was fond of using “ idou ” to point to an emphasis
Ancient Greek 2. Signal words Matthew was fond of using “ idou ” to point to an emphasis Mt. 8:32
Ancient Greek 2. Signal words Matthew was fond of using “ idou ” to point to an emphasis Mt. 8:32 Mt. 12:10
Ancient Greek 2. Signal words Matthew was fond of using “ idou ” to point to an emphasis Mt. 8:32 Mt. 12:10 Mt. 26:45-47
Ancient Greek 3. Double Subjects
Ancient Greek 3. Double Subjects Greek can say the subject twice to show emphasis
Ancient Greek 3. Double Subjects Greek can say the subject twice to show emphasis Jn. 6:35
Ancient Greek 3. Double Subjects Greek can say the subject twice to show emphasis Jn. 6:35 Rom. 9:20
Ancient Greek 3. Double Subjects Greek can say the subject twice to show emphasis Jn. 6:35 Rom. 9:20 Col. 1:17
Greek for home
Greek for home I am the bread of life (Jn. 6:35)
Greek for home I am the bread of life (Jn. 6:35) See the Lord for who he is!
Greek for home But who are you, oh man? (Rom. 9:20)
Greek for home But who are you, oh man? (Rom. 9:20) Remember who I am!
Greek for home And he is before all things, and in him all things hold together (Col. 1:17)
Greek for home And he is before all things, and in him all things hold together (Col. 1:17) I will trust in him!
1 John 1:1-4:11
Lesson 5 Emphasis
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