[B-Greek] Mark 1:6 and 1:4
Norman Goos
normangoos at comcast.net
Tue May 13 22:06:52 EDT 2003
1.) There seems to be a clear periphrastic construction in Mark 1:6 with
EIMI coupled to ENDEDUMENOS and ESTHIWN, each part having a different
translation or aspectal feel, "was wearing" and "continually eating"
respectively. 2.) Allowing the textual tradition without the hO before
BAPTIZWN, in 1:4 EGENETO is in the same phrase with two participles. Can
this be seen as periphrastic as well since GINOMAI is a stative verb? If
so, how would you show the difference between the use of the aorist depoent
participle and the present participle in translation?
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