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 Glossary
 --------
 
-**Third person** is a grammatical feature indicating that the speaker is
-talking about another person and is not involved in the verbal action
-(e.g., *he ran*, *she ran*, *they ran*).
+**Third person** is a grammatical feature indicating that the speaker is talking about a person (or thing)  other than the speak
+or writer or the person being addressed (the reader or listener)  (e.g., he ran, she ran, they ran).
+
+.. csv-table::
+
+  Mark 1:8
+  αὐτὸς,δὲ,βαπτίσει,ὑμᾶς,ἐν,Πνεύματι,Ἁγίῳ
+  autos,de,baptisei,hymas,en,Pneumati,Hagiō
+  he,but,he will baptize,you,with,Spirit,Holy
+  
+  
+*...but he will baptize you with the Holy Spirit.*
+
+
+Summary
+-------
+
+Third person is used when the narrator or speaker refers to someone
+besides himself or the listener (or reader).
+
 
 Article
 -------
+
+The third person is the person or thing refered to other than the speaker or someone being addressed.  Pronouns in the third person
+(*he*, *him*, *his*, *she*, *her*, or *it* or group of people/things *they*, *them*, or *their*, refer to something that is spoken about.
+
+The third person can be used in both direct and indirect speech.
+
+Third person references appear in both :ref:`Verb<verb>` forms, and :ref:`Pronoun_Personal<pronoun_personal>` forms.
+
+Form
+----
+
+When a word is in the third person, it can be recognized by a variety of
+changes to the form. These changes differ greatly from each other and
+are hard to sum up in a simple, helpful way. These changes can be classified into Verbal Conjugation forms and Personal Pronouns.
+
+The third person of a verb is formed by adding a third person personal ending (or sufformative) to the verb stem.  
+These endings can be divided into eight basic types:  primary active, secondary active, primary middle/passive and 
+secondary middle/passive.   There are also singular and plural endings.   The paradigm below shows a sample of the kinds of changes that
+indicate a third person verbal form.
+
+
+
+Paradigm
+~~~~~~~~
+
+**Eight common Third Person Verbal Conjugation Forms**
+
+.. csv-table:: 
+
+  Parsing,Greek,Transliteration,Gloss
+  Third person present active indicative singular,λύει,lyei,He/she/it is loosing
+  Third person present active indicative plural,λύουσι(ν),lyousi (n),They are loosing
+  Third person present passive indicative singular,λύεται,lyetai,He/she/it is being loosed
+  Third person present passive indicative plural,λύονται,lyontai,They are being loosed
+  Third person aorist active indicative singular,ἒλυε,elye,He/she/it loosed
+  Third person aorist active indicative plural,ἒλυον,elyon,They loosed
+  Third person aorist passive indicative singular,ἐλύετο,elyeto,He/she/it was loosed
+  Third person aorist passive indicative plural,ἐλύοντο,elyonto,They were loosed
+
+
+**Personal pronouns also have person and appear in various forms.**
+Greek distinguishes between :ref:`Number Singular<number_singular>`  and :ref:`Number Plural<number_plural>` ,AND between 
+:ref:`Gender Masculine<gender_masculine>` ,:ref:`Gender Feminine<gender_feminine>`  ,and :ref:`Gender Neuter<gender_neuter` 
+in the third person.
+
+**Third Person Independent Personal Pronoun Forms**
+.. csv-table::
+
+  *Masculine*
+  Parsing,Greek,Transliteration,Gloss
+  Third person nominative singular,αὐτός,autos,he
+  Third person nominative plural,αὐτοί,autoi,they
+  Third person genitive singular,αὐτοῦ,autou,his
+  Third person genitive plural,αὐτῶν,autōn,their
+  Third person dative singular,αὐτῷ,auto,him
+  Third person dative plural,αὐτοῖς,autois,them
+  Third person accusative singular,αὐτόν,auton,him (or it)
+  Third person accusative plural,αὐτούς,autous,them
+  ,
+  *Feminine*
+  Parsing,Greek,Transliteration,Gloss
+  Third person nominative singular,αὐτή,autē,she
+  Third person nominative plural,αὐταί,autai,they
+  Third person genitive singular,αὐτῆς,autēs,her
+  Third person genitive plural,αὐτῶν,autōn,their
+  Third person dative singular,αὐτῇ,autē,her
+  Third person dative plural,αὐταῖς,autais,them
+  Third person accusative singular,αὐτήν,autēn,her( or it)
+  Third person accusative plural,αὐτάς,autas,them
+  ,
+  *Neuter*
+  Parsing,Greek,Transliteration,Gloss
+  Third person nominative singular,αὐτό,auto,it
+  Third person nominative plural,αὐτά,autα,they
+  Third person genitive singular,αὐτοῦ,autou,its
+  Third person genitive plural,αὐτῶν,autōn,their
+  Third person dative singular,αὐτῷ,auto,it
+  Third person dative plural,αὐτοῖς,autois,them
+  Third person accusative singular,αὐτό,auto,it
+  Third person accusative plural,αὐτά,autα,them
+
+
+The third person can be found in
+:ref:`verb<verb>`  forms, and as a    :ref:`pronounpersonal(pronoun_personal>`_ forms.
+
+Function
+--------
+  
+
+
+In the :ref:`verb<verb>`_ form
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+As stated above a suffix is added to the verb stem to indicate the person and number for the subject of the verb.  The subject in a 
+sentence is the person or thing that does the action of the verb.  However, if the verb is in the :ref:`passive voice<voice_passive>`_ ,
+the subject of the sentence receives the action of the verb.
+
+.. csv-table:: 
+
+  John 1:14
+  καὶ,ὁ,λόγος,σὰρξ,ἐγένετο,καὶ,ἐσκήνωσεν,ἐν,ἡμῖν
+  kai,ho,logos,sarx,egeneto,kai,eskēnōsen,en,hemin
+  and,the,word,flesh,it became,and,it lived,among,us
+
+
+*The Word became flesh and lived among us.*
+
+
+The personal ending of the verb is generally sufficient to show the person and number of the subject of the sentence.  
+Therefore, an emphasis is being made when the nominative case of the personal pronoun is used in conjunction with the verb.
+
+.. csv-table::
+
+  Ephesians 4:11
+  καὶ,αὐτὸς,ἔδωκεν,τοὺς,μὲν,,ἀποστόλους
+  kai,autos,edōken,tous,men,,apostolous
+  and,he,he gave,some,(to be),apostles
+  
+  
+*He gave some to be apostles*
+
+
+As a :ref:`pronoun_personal<pronoun_personal>`
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+
+The third person personal pronoun can be used as a subject, an object, or to indicate possession.  Personal pronouns may also be used 
+as the object of a preposition.  The :ref:`number<number>`_ (singular or plural) and the :ref:`gender<gender>`_ (Masculine, feminine, 
+or neuter) will agree with its antecedent.  However, the :ref:`case<case>`_ will depend on its function in the sentence.
+
+
+**Prepositions**
+Third person personal pronouns can be the object of a preposition.  They therefore can occur in the Genitive, Dative, or Accusative case
+depending upon the preposition.
+
+*Third person personal pronoun - preposition*
+
+
+.. csv-table::
+
+  Romans 1:17
+  δικαιοσύνη,γὰρ,Θεοῦ,ἐν,αὐτῷ,ἀποκαλύπτεται,ἐκ,πίστεως,εἰς,πίστιν  
+  dikaiosynē,gar,Theou,en,autō,apokalyptetai,ek,pisteōs,eis,pistin  
+  righteousness,for,of,God,in,it,it is being revealed,from,faith,into,faith
+
+
+*For in it God's righteousness is revealed from faith to faith*
+
+
+**Subject of a sentence or clause** (including predicate nominative)
+  Third person personal pronoun – nominative case   αὐτός, αὐτή, αὐτό, αὐτοί, αὐταί, αὐτά
+
+As stated above, the personal ending of the verb is generally sufficient to show the person and number of the subject of the sentence.  
+Therefore, an emphasis is being made when the nominative case of the personal pronoun is used in conjunction with the verb.
+
+.. csv-table:: Example: Matthew 5:8
+
+Μακάριοι           οἱ    καθαροὶ  τῇ         καρδίᾳ  ὅτι        αὐτοὶ  τὸν  Θεὸν   ὄψονται
+Makarioi             hoi  katharoi  tē         kardia  hoti         autoi  ton  Theon  opsontai
+Blessed  (are)    the   pure        in the  heart     because  they  the   God     they will see
+Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.
+
+
+Possession
+~~~~~~
+Third Person personal pronoun – Genitive case  αὐτοῦ, αὐτῆς, αὐτοῦ, αὐτῶν, αὐτῶν, αὐτῶν
+
+
+.. csv-table:: Example: Matthew 5:2
+
+καὶ  ἀνοίξας        τὸ  στόμα  αὐτοῦ  ἐδίδασκεν         αὐτοὺς
+kai  anoixas         to  stoma  autou  edidasken           autous
+and he opened the mouth  his      he was teaching  them
+He opened his mouth and taught them
+
+Objective Cases
+
+Third person personal pronoun – Dative  case    αὐτῷ, αὐτῇ, αὐτῷ, αὐτοῖς, αὐταῖς, αὐτοῖς
+
+.. csv-table:: Example: Matthew 8:20
+
+καὶ  λέγει     αὐτῷ    ὁ  Ἰησοῦς
+kai   legei     autō     ho  Iēsous
+and he says to him the Jesus
+Jesus said to him
+
+Third person personal pronoun – Accusative case  αὐτόν, αὐτήν, αὐτό, αὐτούς, αὐτάς, αὐτά 
+
+ 
+.. csv-table:: Example: Mark 1:37
+
+καὶ  εὗρον          αὐτὸν  καὶ  λέγουσιν	  αὐτῷ       ὅτι    πάντες       ζητοῦσίν           σε 
+kai  heuron         auton  kai  legousin	  autō         hoti  pantes      zētousin            se
+and  they found him     and  they said     to him     that  everyone     is seeking        you
+They found him and they said to him, "Everyone is looking for you."
+
+Reflexive use of the third person personal pronoun – εἀυτοῦ, εἀυτῆς, εἀυτοῦ
+The third person reflexive pronoun occurs 317 times in the New Testament.  It occurs in the Genitive, Dative, and Accusative forms.   αὐτός, αὐτή, αὐτό is used as a reflexive pronoun 119 times.  
+
+.. csv-table:: Example: Romans 14:7
+
+οὐδεὶς  γὰρ  ἡμῶν   ἑαυτῷ          ζῇ           καὶ  οὐδεὶς  ἑαυτῷ        ἀποθνῄσκει
+oudeis  gar  hēmōn  heautō         zē          kai  oudeis  heautō       apothnēskei
+no one for     of us     to himself  he lives  and no one  to himself  he dies
+For none of us lives for himself, and none dies for himself.