Greek and Hebrew Paradigm Charts (10 pack)

Overview

Have you ever been working through a Greek grammar and found yourself forgetting the ending for the first person singular pluperfect active indicative of a verb? Or translating a text where the meaning of the verse depends on the ending—and you’ve forgotten the ending?

If you’ve found yourself bogged down by rote memorization and you easily forget your Greek and Hebrew forms, these new paradigm charts from Logos Bible Software can help. Order a 10-pack of 6”x 9” paradigm charts on thick, glossy cardstock to share with your friends or students, or download a PDF for free!

These paradigm charts are useful for all levels of study—whether you’re a seminary student, or you simply want to refresh your memory from courses you may have taken years ago. Use them as handy reference guides while learning Greek and Hebrew. They’re great for first- and second-year students, and essential if you’re learning Greek or Hebrew on your own.

The thick, glossy cardstock withstands your bags, folders, briefcases, backpacks, binders, notebooks, and whatever else you might store them in. They are clear and easy to read, and their small size makes them convenient enough to carry around with you to the library, the coffee shop, or wherever else you study.

Paradigm Charts Provide Quick Access to All Your Forms: 

• Endings for strong verbs: Qal, Niphal, Piel, Pual, Hiphil, Hophal, Hithpael
• Endings for Hebrew nouns
• Table of Hebrew numbers
• Greek verb endings for indicative, subjunctive, imperative, infinitives, and participles in the active, middle, and passive voices
• Declensions of nouns, including articles, pronouns, and indefinite pronouns 

Key Features

• A handy reference guide while learning Greek and Hebrew
• The thick, glossy card stock withstands your bags, folders, briefcases, backpacks, binders, notebooks, and whatever else you might carry it in
• Clear and easy to read
• Its small size makes it convenient enough to carry around with you to the library or coffee shop
• Perfect for students of all levels: whether you’re memorizing the paradigms for the first time, or you simply want to refresh your memory from seminary courses you may have taken years ago
• A great reference guide for first- and second-year Greek and Hebrew students
• Essential for anyone learning Greek and Hebrew on their own