Eph. 2:14

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Sun Feb 18 15:04:17 EST 2001



In a message dated 2/18/01 11:03:19 AM, emory2oo2 at hotmail.com writes:

<< Concerning PRESENT Participles, Dr. Wallace's Grammar book, GGBB, pg. 626, 
makes the following statement:


"... the present participle is occasionally subsequent IN A SENSE to the 
time of the main verb. This is so when the participle has a telic or result 
flavor to it (cf. Eph. 2:14)." [emphasis in the original]

Either this is a typo, Eph. 2:14, or I can not see a present participle in 
this verse. Would someone mind taking a quick look at Eph. 2 and surrounding 
areas and let me know where to look.

Call it pride, but I sure hope that there is not a present participle as big 
as Dallas sitting right there in 2:14!! :o )
 >>

It should be Eph 2:15, referring to POIWN

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