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Raw Greek Parsing Data

Mark 1:15 (greek_parser.py --verse "MRK 1:15")

Greek Text: kai legōn hoti Peplērōtai ho kairos kai ēggiken hē basileia tou Theou; metanoeite kai pisteuete en tō euangeliō.

Word Lemma Strong's Parsing
kai kai G2532 CONJ
legōn legō G3004 V-PAP-NSM (Pres Act Ptcp Nom Sg M)
hoti hoti G3754 CONJ
Peplērōtai plēroō G4137 V-RPI-3S (Perf Pass Ind Sg 3rd)
ho ho G3588 T-NSM (Nom Sg M)
kairos kairos G2540 N-NSM (Nom Sg M)
kai kai G2532 CONJ
ēggiken eggizō G1448 V-RAI-3S (Perf Act Ind Sg 3rd)
hē ho G3588 T-NSF (Nom Sg F)
basileia basileia G932 N-NSF (Nom Sg F)
tou ho G3588 T-GSM (Gen Sg M)
Theou theos G2316 N-GSM (Gen Sg M)
metanoeite metanoeō G3340 V-PAM-2P (Pres Act Impv Pl 2nd)
kai kai G2532 CONJ
pisteuete pisteuō G4100 V-PAM-2P (Pres Act Impv Pl 2nd)
en en G1722 PREP
tō ho G3588 T-DSN (Dat Sg N)
euangeliō euangelion G2098 N-DSN (Dat Sg N)

Key observations: - Peplērōtai = Perfect Passive Indicative 3S of plēroō. The PERFECT tense signals completed action with ongoing relevance — "the time HAS BEEN fulfilled" (and remains fulfilled). Not aorist (point action) but perfect (completed state). - ho kairos = THE appointed time (with article). kairos (not chronos) = the divinely appointed moment, not mere duration. - ēggiken = Perfect Active Indicative of eggizō ("draw near"). Also perfect tense — the kingdom HAS drawn near and remains near. - Both key verbs in perfect tense: the time HAS BEEN fulfilled AND the kingdom HAS drawn near. Two completed states declared simultaneously.

Galatians 4:4 (greek_parser.py --verse "GAL 4:4")

Greek Text: hote de ēlthen to plērōma tou chronou, exapesteilen ho Theos ton Huion autou, genomenon ek gunaikos, genomenon hupo nomon,

Word Lemma Strong's Parsing
hote hote G3753 ADV
de de G1161 CONJ
ēlthen erchomai G2064 V-2AAI-3S (Aor Act Ind Sg 3rd)
to ho G3588 T-NSN (Nom Sg N)
plērōma plērōma G4138 N-NSN (Nom Sg N)
tou ho G3588 T-GSM (Gen Sg M)
chronou chronos G5550 N-GSM (Gen Sg M)
exapesteilen exapostellō G1821 V-AAI-3S (Aor Act Ind Sg 3rd)
ho ho G3588 T-NSM (Nom Sg M)
Theos theos G2316 N-NSM (Nom Sg M)
ton ho G3588 T-ASM (Acc Sg M)
Huion huios G5207 N-ASM (Acc Sg M)
autou autos G846 P-GSM (Gen Sg M)
genomenon ginomai G1096 V-2ADP-ASM (Aor Mid Ptcp Acc Sg M)
ek ek G1537 PREP
gunaikos gunē G1135 N-GSF (Gen Sg F)
genomenon ginomai G1096 V-2ADP-ASM (Aor Mid Ptcp Acc Sg M)
hupo hupo G5259 PREP
nomon nomos G3551 N-ASM (Acc Sg M)

Key observations: - to plērōma tou chronou = "the fullness of THE time" — plērōma (G4138, noun: fullness/completion, Nom Sg Neut) + chronos (G5550, time/duration, Gen Sg Masc). Here Paul uses chronos (duration) not kairos (appointed moment). The "fullness" = the divine timetable reaching its appointed completion. - ēlthen = Aorist Active Indicative 3S of erchomai — "came." Point-action: the fullness of time arrived definitively. - exapesteilen = Aorist Active of exapostellō — "sent forth." God's action of sending the Son is presented as a definite historical act triggered by the arrival of the appointed time. - Mark 1:15 uses kairos + peplērōtai (perfect passive). Gal 4:4 uses chronos + plērōma + ēlthen (aorist). Same concept, different vocabulary angles: the prophetic clock reached its destination.