[B-Greek] Eph 2:6

Remington186 at aol.com Remington186 at aol.com
Sat Sep 4 15:08:22 EDT 2004


cwconrad at artsci.wustl.edu 
Sat Sep 4 09:11:05 EDT 2004 

In response to Remington,
Remington186 at aol.com 
Sat Sep 4 08:13:58 EDT 2004
All the occurrences of EKAQISEN, with the exception of the three in Hebrews 
(1:3, 8:1, 10:12), are third person plural. A. T. Robertson makes no comment on 
this - so, is it unremarkable?

Carl Conrad writes,
I don't understand this; I find 46 instances of KAQIZW in the GNT: 1x 2plpres 
act indic; 1x 3sg fut act indic.; 17x 1sg aor act indic. (EKAQISA);13X 3sg 
aor act indic; 3x 3pl aor act indic; 1x 1pl aor act subj; 2x 3sgaor act subj; 1x 
3pl aor act subj; 3x 2pl aor act imptv;6 aor act inf; 14xaor act ptc; 1x 3sg 
pf act indic. These figures are derived from an Accordance search.

RM: 
Well, sir, I must have stayed up to late. The 13 instances I was looking at, 
EKAQISEN [Mar 11:2, 7, 16:9, Luk 4:20, 19:30, Joh 12:14, 19:13, Acts 2:3, 
18:11, 1 Co 10:7, Heb 1:3, 8:1, 10:12], are certainly all third person, singular. 
With the exception of Acts 2:3 and 1 Co 10:7, where the subject is plural 
there's no mistaking the third person singular. I was certainly out of it. 

Thank you for your response,
Remington Mandel



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