[B-Greek] ELPIS and ELEOS
Ken Penner
pennerkm at mcmaster.ca
Tue Nov 16 16:46:13 EST 2004
Dear Al,
Is this the sort of question the IOSCS commentaries would address?
Ken
> Though the mistake you mention seems plausible, I don't off-hand know
> of an identical one. Given the fact that according to the
> Cambridge LXX
> there are no variants to ELPIS, one may want to entertain a
> variant in
> the Hebrew source text. Since ELPIS on a number of occasions
> in the LXX
> translates MaCHSeH (Ps 13:6, 60:4, 61:8, 90:9, 93:22, Isa 28:15)
> Al
> On Nov 16, 2004, at 3:00 PM, James Bowick wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > in the LXX of 2 Chron 35:26 ELPIS is used to translate
> CHESED. ELEOS
> > it
> > seems would be a better choice, and in fact ELEOS is used in this
> > context
> > elsewhere in 2 Chron. (e.g. 32:32). The only way I can
> account for
> > ELPIS
> > in 35:26 is as a visual error. Is it common to see
> copyists confuse
> > ELPIS
> > and ELEOS? Are there other examples?
> >
> > James Bowick
> > M.Div. Cand.
> > McMaster Divinity College
> > Hamilton, Ont.
> >
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