[B-Greek] 2 Peter 3:12,14 SPEUDW and SPOUDAZW
Arie Dirkzwager
dirkzwager at pandora.be
Sat Nov 13 03:35:16 EST 2004
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Arie
Dr. A. Dirkzwager
Hoeselt, Belgium
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Verzonden: zaterdag 13 november 2004 7:43
Onderwerp: [B-Greek] 2 Peter 3:12,14 SPEUDW and SPOUDAZW
Another query about 2 Peter 3. I notice that 3:12 has SPEUDW and 3:14 has
SPOUDAZW. It is interesting that these words seem to have similar meaning as
well as similar sound. Is there any etymological relationship between these
words, or is just some kind of coincidence?
One would almost expect Peter to be repetitive in these two verses as he is
with the use of PROSDOKAW, yet interestingly he uses different but seemingly
similar words...?
Craig Johnson
Brisbane, Australia
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