1 John 5:15
David Thiele
thielogian at yahoo.com
Sun Jun 9 00:44:12 EDT 2002
Daniel,
Try this for a hypothetical example: hO QEOS AKOUEI
THN PROSEUXHN TOU PETROU. If I've done that right it
translates as "God heard the prayer of Peter".
PROSEUXH is accusative; PETROS is genetive. When that
statement is abbreviated you can get this: hO QEOS
AKOUEI TOU PETROU = God heard Peter.
Regards
David
David Thiele
Pacific Adventist University
Papua New Guinea
--- Daniel Walin <danserve4x at yahoo.com> wrote: >
What is meant by "the thing heard?" Do you mean the
> sound? For instance, if I were to say in Greek:
>
> "Peter hears a dog make a sound."
>
> Are you saying that "Peter" would have to be
> nominative, "dog" genitive, and "sound" accusative?
> Or am I misunderstanding?
>
> Daniel Walin
> Wichita Falls, Tx
>
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