Word Order in Matt 1:20
rlsquad at juno.com
rlsquad at juno.com
Fri Jan 22 00:14:57 EST 1999
The only reference I found was in Robertson's "A Grammar of the Greek New
Testament in the Light of Historical Research" on page 418:
"The verb comes in between the substantive and the adjective to give
unity to the clause."
Blass/Debrunner/Funk referenced the verse only twice but not about word
order.
On Thu, 21 Jan 1999 16:12:22 -0500 "Bill Combs" <wcombs at dbts.edu> writes:
>Is there any particular explanation as to why ESTIN is stuck in
>between
>PNEUMATOS and hAGIOU in Matt 1:20, that is, why the apparent unusual
>word
>order?
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>Bill Combs
>Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary
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