EXANASTASIS
Theodore H. Mann
theomann at earthlink.net
Mon Aug 5 10:50:11 EDT 2002
BlankWhile various forms of ANASTASIS are used throughout the NT, the term, EXANASTASIS, apparently only appears once, in Phil. 3:11. NASB, NIV and NRSV (as well as some other translations I have checked), render this in the same way they translate ANASTASIS; that is, "resurrecton." BAGD and Louw & Nida seem to indicate the same, so I assume the two terms are essentially synonymous. Is this true, or is there some difference between them?
Many thanks.
Ted
Dr. Theodore "Ted" H. Mann
theomann at earthlink.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~theomann
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