Die Afrikaanse Protestantse Akademie Biblioteek

English diagramming analysis -- Greek and Hebrew diagramming analysis.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 89-90).

Basic illustrative diagram patterns: Sentence Analysis: Compound Subjects, Verbs, Objects and Modifiers -- Compound Sentence -- Complex Sentence -- Sentence function -- Phrase Analysis: Nominative Phrase -- Objective Phrase -- Prepositional Phrase -- Participle Phrase -- Infinitive Phrase -- Clause Analysis: Relative Clause -- Temporal Clause -- Local Clause -- Subordinating Clause -- Purpose and Result Clause -- Comparative Clause -- Concessive Clause -- Conditional Clauses -- Specialized Analysis: Vocative -- Conjunctions -- Indirect Discourse -- Nominative Absolute or Independent Nominative -- Genitive Absolute -- Double Accusative -- Adverbial Accusative of Reference -- Modifier(s) of Compound Units -- Single Negative with Compound Verbs -- The Particles -- Complementary Infinitive

Basic Illustrative sermonic organization: Simple Sentence with modifiers on single base line -- Compound subjects, verbs, objects and modifiers on single Base line -- Compound and Complex sentences with two or more base lines -- Sentences with phrases and clauses -- Sentences with Vocative -- Sentence Variations in either Testament with a simple introductory subject and Verb such as: "Jesus said" or "The Lord of Hosts declared unto" -- Sentences with Consistent Hebrew Parallelism on the base lines -- Sentences with one base line and many modifiers under the verb -- Sentences having a Compound Unit with one modifier -- Sentences in either Testament which have an Abundance of Words Horizontally -- Illustrated from Psalm 119:17-18; 2 Peter 1:19-21; Mark 6:20