God’s glory and human glory Jim West jwest at highland.net Sat May 15 14:33:28 EDT 1999 Jim West’s reply to – I Peter 1:7: Whose Praise, Glory and Honor? God’s glory and human glory I stand by my previous note regarding the NT writer’s unwillingness to saythat God’s glory or honor is inherent in…
Mt 21:31 Jim West jwest at Highland.Net Sat Mar 6 11:28:09 EST 1999 Mt 18:18 Pluperfect Give God glory! What think ye….does “oi telwnai kai ai pronai proagousin umas eis thn basileian tou qeou”imply that the Pharisees will get in- just behind the wretched hordes; or isthere no such implication intended?Thanks,j.+++++++++++++++++++++++++Jim West, ThDQuartz Hill…
Mt. 16:19 Ted Mann theomann at earthlink.net Sun Jun 24 13:49:34 EDT 2001 “hOUTOS/hAUTH Word Order” and “Questions about questions” Mt. 16:19 I am curious to know how others feel about the following translation of Mt.16:19: “And I will give to you the keys of the kingdom of Heaven. Andwhatever you bind on earth…
prin Abraam genesthai egw eimi awohili at aol.com awohili at aol.com Tue Apr 16 22:57:47 EDT 2002 Dative in 2 Peter 1:5 prin Abraam genesthai egw eimi Paul, in _A New Syntax of the Verb in New Testament Greek: An Aspectual Approach_, Kenneth L. McKay (Peter Lang Publishing, Inc., New York 1994) calls this…
QAUMASATE QAUMASIA Hab 1:5 /Rev. 17:6 c stirling bartholomew cc.constantine at worldnet.att.net Wed Jul 10 16:50:29 EDT 2002 A greek defintion of ERCOMAI QAUMASATE QAUMASIA Hab 1:5 /Rev. 17:6 HAB. 1:5 IDETE hOI KATAFRONHTAI KAI EPIBLEYATE KAI QAUMASATE QAUMASIA KAIAFANISQHTE DIOTI ERGON EGW ERGAZOMAI EN TAIS hHMERAIS hUMWN hO OU MHPISTEUSHTE EAN TIS EKDIHGHTAIREV.…
Eph. 2:15 Andrew Bowman abowman at pc-intouch.com Thu May 20 14:28:46 EDT 1999 hINA + infinitive Keeping up with NT Greek after class I am a beginning Greeker and am writing an exegetical paper for my Exegeting Greek (3rd semester) class. My passage is Eph. 2:11-22. I am having a bit of difficulty with…
KJV Mt. 2:4 Ted Mann theomann at earthlink.net Mon Jun 11 17:00:44 EDT 2001 Questions about questions KJV Mt. 2:4 In Mt. 2:4, whereas the NASB, NIV, etc., translate EPUQAVETO as “he asked,”or “inquired,” I notice the KJV has “demanded,” which produces quite adifferent sense to me. Is “demanded,” a less apt translation or is…
Rev. 22:11 and 3rd person imperatives boyd at huxcomm.net boyd at huxcomm.net Thu Oct 18 18:57:21 EDT 2001 What Do We Make of CWRIS and ANDRES? Greek Courses Online I’ve had a lingering question about 3rd person imperatives, which was further kindled by Revelation 22:11. Here’s the text:hO ADIKWN ADIKHSATW ETI KAI hO hRUPAROS…
[] REv 9:17 Arie Dirkzwager dirkzwager at pandora.be Fri Dec 26 10:25:47 EST 2003 [] REv 9:17 [] REv 9:17 I think that ECONTAS belongs to the KATHMENOUS. With KAI hAI KEFALAI TWNhIPPWN the writer calls our attention to the horses again.Secondly: I am not sure, but I think a horse cannot wear a…
Question on John 8:32, and parallels Robert W Meyers bwmeyers at juno.com Mon Oct 25 07:04:00 EDT 1999 edwken ainon =gk? Virus Alert John 8:32 (KJV) And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall makeyou free. Dr. Morris comments: This could be read, literally, “come to know.” Truefreedom results from continued study…
John 3:2 – DIDASKALOS: what kind of nominative? Paul Felix paulwfelix at iolusa.com Wed May 19 15:39:11 EDT 1999 Machen’s Greek NT Answer Key. Syntax Mark 8:4 What type of nominative is used for DIDASKALOS in APO QEOU ELHLUQAS DIDASKALOS in John 3:2?Paul Felix————– next part ————–An HTML attachment was scrubbed…URL: http://lists.ibiblio.org/pipermail//attachments/19990519/92c6b947/attachment.html Machen’s…
[] Acts 16:34 newsgroupstuff at swiftdsl.com.au newsgroupstuff at swiftdsl.com.au Thu Jul 1 19:06:55 EDT 2004 [] Re: Funk’s Grammar [] Acts 16:34 KAI HGALLIASATO PANOIKI PEPISTEUKWS TW QEWIn KJV it renders this ‘and rejoiced, believing in God with all his house.’In this sense, it puts PANOIKI with PEPISTEUKWS. Is it possible to translateit ‘and…
Mark 2:16 hOI GRAMMATEIS TWN FARISAIWN Jonathan Robie jonathan.robie at sagus.com Mon May 17 17:08:49 EDT 1999 Glassman Mark 2:16 hOI GRAMMATEIS TWN FARISAIWN Here’s a phrase that has thrown me for a loop. The Scribes of thePharisees? I thought they were two distinct groups.How is this to be understood?Jonathan___________________________________________________________________________Jonathan Robiejwrobie at mindspring.comLittle Greek…
Matthew 28:1 Interpretation Jonathan Owen jonathan5 at coolgoose.com Thu Jan 3 01:24:15 EST 2002 Septuagint Letter S Hi! I have a question about the interpretation of Matthew 28:1a. Thephrase “opse de sabbaton” is a bit difficult for me to understand what isgoing on in the Greek. We have an adverb (opse) along with a…
hOI for some in Mt 28:17? richard smith rbsads at aol.com Sun May 19 23:04:56 EDT 2002 The opening of 1 Peter Vine’s Expository Dictionary Mt 28:17 KAI IDONTES AUTON PROSEKUNHSAN,hOI DE EDISTASANAre there grammatical reasons that hOI is generally translated as “some”rather that as “they”?Someone from another list suggested that DE might be…
Mk 16:2 Constituent Order c stirling bartholomew cc.constantine at worldnet.att.net Tue Jun 26 14:57:36 EDT 2001 Sorry The text of Luke 2:2 and word order Anyone have anything to say about why ANATEILANTOS TOU hHLIOU shows up atthe end of the clause in Mk 16:2. Mark piles up so many adverbials in thisclause that…
Matt 11:28-30 chiasm or parallelism? Steve Long steve at allegrographics.com Mon May 17 13:44:55 EDT 1999 Luke 13.2,4 (was Re: aramaic influence) Luke’s Semitic Style Is there a chiasm or parallelism happening here?DEUTE PROS ME PANTES OI KOPIONTES KAI PEFORTISMENOI KAGW ANAPAUSW UMASARATE TON ZUGON MOU EF UMAS KAI MAQETE AP EMOUOTI PRAUS EIMI…
[] Rev.1:10 Lira rosangelalira at terra.com.br Mon Dec 1 07:57:15 EST 2003 [] N.T. Textual Criticism [] Rev. 1:8 ERCOMENOS What I’ve found about this was that although the prevailing interpretationequates the expression “Lord’s day” with Sunday, this equation is based noton internal evidences of the book of Revelation but on three second-centurypatristic testimonies,…
[] William D. Mounce’s Basics of Biblical Greek /Funk’s Grammar [] Matt 5:3 ff In a message dated 12/3/2003 9:43:16 PM Eastern Standard Time, thielogian at yahoo.com writes:Those who have been following the discussion on theLord’s Day/Lord’s life question in Ignatius may beinterested in the article in an early issue of AndrewsUniversity Seminary Studies (1963,…
Christian dd-1 at juno.com dd-1 at juno.com Sun May 23 15:49:50 EDT 1999 Pros Christian Denny Diehl here with a question:”the disciples were first called Christiansin Antioch” -Ac 11:26What is a good definition of “Christian”? I’ve heardChrist-like. But in the case of those who were called”Herodians”, that would not mean Herod-like, would it?___________________________________________________________________You don’t…
