ESTIN in John 5:2

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Wed Nov 18 09:21:18 EST 1998



In a message dated 11/17/1998 1:12:30 PM, jwest at Highland.Net wrote:

<<No.  All it indicates is that the author used the present tense here (as in
many other places) simply for the sake of vivid narration.>>

The question arises, does the historical present occur with EIMI? Se Wallace,
Exegetical Syntax, 530-31 on this.


Charles Powell
DTS



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