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Mood subjunctive
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Glossary [D R A F T - U N D E R C O N S T R U C T I O N] 9 8 21
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Glossary
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The **subjunctive mood** indicates that the speaker is referring to the verbal action
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Article [D R A F T - U N D E R C O N S T R U C T I O N]
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Article
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The **subjunctive mood** is used to portray a probable or desired action.
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<td class="tg-km2t"><span style="font-style:italic">first aorist</span></td>
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<td class="tg-km2t" colspan="4">λυ + σ + ω + μεν > λύςωμεν</td>
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<td class="tg-km2t" colspan="4">λυ + σ + ω + μεν > λύσωμεν</td>
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Matthew 26:46
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ἐγείρεσθε,**ἄγωμεν!**,ἰδοὺ,ἤγγικεν,ὁ,παραδιδούς,με!"
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egeiresthe,**agōmen!**,idou,ēngiken,ho,paradidous,me!"
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Arise,**Let us go**,Look,he is approaching,the,one who is betraying,me
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Arise,**let us go**,look,he is approaching,the,one who is betraying,me
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*Get up, that* **we might go**. *Behold, the one betraying me has approached*
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[Note: In order to pick up on the imperatival force of the Exhortavie Subjunctive,
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this could also be translated, " Get up! Let us Go! Behold, the one betraying me has approached."]
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this could also be translated, "Get up! Let us Go! Behold, the one betraying me has approached."]
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[Note: In this example *ἐγείρεσθε* is a second person plural imperative.
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Therefore the force of the imperative is carried over onto “Let us go.”]
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Jesus uses this form to express that something will never happen. It adds extra strength to the prohibition.
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Example of Simple prohibition
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Example of Simple Prohibition
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.. csv-table:: Table VMS-8 Simple prohibition
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.. csv-table:: Table VMS-8 Simple Prohibition
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Matthew 1:20
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Example of emphatic prohibition
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Example of Emphatic Prohibition
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.. csv-table:: Table VMS-9 Emphatic Prohibitive
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.. csv-table:: Table VMS-9 Emphatic Prohibition
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Matthew 24:35
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