Wallace New Testament Syntax

Front 1

Subject (Nom.)

Back 1

"The substantive in the nominative case is frequently the subject of a finite verb."

Hint 1

ἠγαπησεν ὀ θεος τον κοσμον-
θεος in John 3:16

Front 2

Predicate Nom.

Back 2

"The PN is approximately the same as the subject and is joined to it by an equative verb, whether stated or implied."

Hint 2

πνευμα ὀ θεος-
πνεθμα in John 4:24

Front 3

Nom. in Apposition

Back 3

"(1) two adjacent substantives
(2) in the same case
(3) which refer to the same person or thing
(4) have the same syntactical relation to the rest of the clause"

Hint 3

παραγινεται Ἰωαννης ὀ βαπτιστης κηρθσσων-
Βαπτιστης in Matt. 3:1

Front 4

Nom. Absolute

Back 4

"Does not occur in a sentence, but only in titles, salutations, and other introductory phrases."

Hint 4

Παθλος δοθλος Χριστου Ἰησου-
Παυλος in Rom. 1:1

Front 5

Nom. Pendens

Back 5

"The logical, not syntactical, subject, which is grammatically unrelated to the rest of the sentence."

Hint 5

ὀ νικων ποιησω αὐτον στυλον-
νικων in Rev. 3:12

Front 6

Parenthetic Nom.

Back 6

"the subject in a clause inside a sentence that may or may not have a different subject."

Hint 6

ἐγενετο ἀνθρωπος ἀπεσταλμενος παρα θεου, ὀνομα αὐτῳ Ἰωαννης.- ὀνομα in John 1:6