Philippians 4:3-4 hWN TA ONOMATA EN BIBLW ZWHS

Bill Ross wross at farmerstel.com
Fri Dec 17 09:18:56 EST 1999


<Carlton>

You could begin a sentence with a relative clause and I suppose the relative
pronoun could be in the genitive case if its function within the

clause demanded it though I cannot think of any instances at the moment and
I do not have my laptop with accordance at home. However, in this instance

it seems better to me to allow the relative to modify TWN LOIPWN SUNERGWN
MOU.

<Bill>

Are you saying that either division would be acceptable grammatically, and
hence we need to look for something in context to decide?

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