Lk 4:1 EN THi ERHMWi (Luke in Codex Bezae issue)
Carl W. Conrad
cwconrad at artsci.wustl.edu
Wed Oct 2 08:37:04 EDT 2002
Englished and Forwarded for Mme Chabert d'Hyères (Codex Bezae issue):
Lk 4:1 EN THi ERHMWi
- KAI HGETO EN TWi PNEUMATI EN THi ERHMWi. [D05 B , L, W , Sinaiticus,
579, NA27 ]
- KAI HGETO EN TWi PNEUMATI EIS THN ERHMON. [A K M U etc]
- KAI HGETO UPO TOU PNEUMATOS EIS THN ERHMON. [N, 700]
1. With AGW, a verb of movement, we expect the preposition EIS; With EN,
wouldn't this verb have to be taken in a figurative sense?
Hereby Luke stated at the outset that he was using an image to indicate the
state of mind of Jesus who had NOT literally gone into the desert.
Autres exemples lucaniens d'un verbe de mouvement pris au sens figuré et
suivi de EN :
Other Lucan examples of a verb of movement taken in a figurative sense and
following the preposition EN:
Lk 1:6 POREUOMENOI EN PASAIS TAIS ENTOLAIS KAI DIKAIWMASIN TOU KURIOU
AMEMPTOI "walking in the commandments of the Lord",
Lk 1:78 EPISKEYETAI hHMAS ANATOLH EX hUYOUS "the star from on high has
visited us"
(or in D05 alone: Lk 7:50, 8:48; 22:27).
2. Do we know any similar examples in the NT of a verb of movement intended
in a figurative sense followed by the preposition EN, or is this
distinctive in Luke?
Sylvie Chabert d'Hyères <laodicy at ifrance.com>
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