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Importance of the Perfect Tense

Investigating the impact of the Greek "Perfect" verb tense in 1John 2:12, John 19:30, and Heb 10:1-2

Unit 4 Lesson 2: The Importance of the Greek "Perfect Tense"

Greek verbs go beyond just "past, present and future." In this lesson we'll show three examples of how the "perfect tense" gives special clarity and insight into the author's intended meaning of a passage.

  • 1John 2:12
  • John 19:30
  • Heb 10:1-2

Duration - 5m 13s

Dave Weston

About Dave Weston

As an elder, home fellowship leader, and Bible teacher for over two decades, Dave became aware that Christians had slipped from teaching the Good News of the Gospel of Grace into legalistic disempowering doctrines that have held people back from knowing God's love. Dave has developed an integrated study method that focuses on eliminating presuppositions and equipping believers to see what's really in the Bible (and avoiding seeing what's not in the Bible!).

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