[B-Greek] PISTEUW

Harold R. Holmyard III hholmyard at ont.com
Thu Dec 30 12:58:47 EST 2004


Dear Alexis,

I don't know about updating your e-mail address with B-Greek, but I 
will send a copy of this to your new address. If you get two copies, 
then please excuse me.

>1.  Can one have PISTEUW and yet exercise APISTIA (Mark 9:24)? This 
>is not intended to be a doctrinal  question but I need to understand 
>the difference (if any) between these two words.  I don't see PISTOS 
>in the gospel of John but do see PISTEUW.

HH: Of course one can since the man says that is what he is doing. 
The word apistia means "unbelief, unfaithfulness." The way the man 
uses the word, he seems to mean unbelief.

					Yours,
					Harold Holmyard




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