[B-Greek] Revelation 15:2

Ron Snider ronpt at comcast.net
Tue Aug 17 15:32:23 EDT 2004


The text in question is ...TOUS NIKWNTAJ EK TOU QHRIOU KAI EK THS 
EIKONOJ AUTOU KAI EK TOU ARIQMOU  (If my transliteration is not correct, 
please let me know Carl)
I recognize that the accusative pariciple is the subject of the verb 
EIDON.  This term seldom takes has a preposition following it, and how 
is one to understand the three EK phrases that follow?  Are they merely 
to denote separation from the beast, his image and his mark, or is there 
more here?

Thanks in advance,

Ron Snider




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