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The future tense is part of the aorist system as you learned already. In order to create the future passive, you start with the aorist passive and add a sigma following the eta of the stem. Then you just add the primary (non-past) tense endings that you used for the present middle/passive and also for the future middle.
Since the future tense is a primary (non-past) tense, the stem here does not have augment as it does in the aorist past tense. Augment is used only for past tense (aorist past, imperfect past) - augment is not used when you form the future passive, and it is not used when you form the aorist passive infinitive (see section 112).
| present stem: σῳζ |
Present Passive |
Present Passive Endings |
Future Passive Endings |
Future Passive |
future passive stem: σωθησ |
| I am being saved | σῴζομαι | ομαι | ομαι | σωθήσομαι | I will be saved |
| you are being saved | σῴζῃ | ῃ | ῃ | σωθήσῃ | you will be saved |
| she is being saved | σῴζεται | εται | εται | σωθήσεται | she will be saved |
| we are being saved | σῳζόμεθα | όμεθα | όμεθα | σωθησόμεθα | we will be saved |
| you are being saved | σῴζεσθε |
εσθε |
εσθε |
σωθήσεσθε | you will be saved |
| they are being saved | σῴζονται | ονται | ονται | σωθήσονται | they will be saved |
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