On 1 Corinthians 14:2
lance w seevers
lws39 at juno.com
Sat Sep 21 01:37:51 EDT 2002
I thought OUDEIS was the same as EIS, the number. So in this instance
OUDEIS functions as the nominative singular.
I have a question regarding AKOUW. Could it mean, in this passage,
"understand" rather than "hear?" I can't think of any examples offhand.
I see your point about the change of subject. But doesn't the GAR break
it up a little? Doesn't the phrase OUDEIS GAR AKOUEI ktl. answer the
question why he doesn't speak to humans but to God? I guess that is a
question about how GAR acts.
Walt Seevers
On Fri, 20 Sep 2002 22:06:50 -0700 (PDT) waldo slusher
<waldoslusher at yahoo.com> writes:
> hO GAR LALWN GLWSSHi OUK ANQRWPOIS LALEI ALLA QEWi,
> OUDEIS GAR AKOUEI, PNEUMATI DE LALEI MUSTHRIA
>
> I am trying to understand OUDEIS GAR AKOUEI.
>
> So far, I have something like, "The one speaking with
> a (particular) tongue or language does not speak to
> men but to (some, a) god."
>
> The next two verbs AKOUEI and LALEI are what I am
> trying to connect. AKOUEI seems to say "he hears..."
> while LALEI says "he speaks..." I am not sure what is
> the meaning of the idea that "he hears OUDEIS."
>
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