Future Passive Indicatives in NT
Paul S Dixon
dixonps at juno.com
Tue Dec 10 20:52:53 EST 2002
It does look like most should be taken as passives. However, I checked
John's Gospel, since it had only 9 occurrences and this is what I found.
Verbal forms of AKOLOUQEIN occur in Jn 10:5 and 13:36 where
AKOLOUQHSOUSIN AND AKOLUQHSEIS were counted as future passives. Aargh.
Then, gasp, in 16:20 we get LUPHQHSESQE which appears to be a middle,
unless we should render it: shall be grieved. Hmm.
Paul Dixon
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