[B-Greek] METANOEW and Direct Object

Arie Dirkzwager dirkzwager at pandora.be
Tue Sep 7 18:11:02 EDT 2004


Edward,

I think you will not find it.
METANOEW is a word that describes an action of a person that affects the
same person. He changes (META-) his NOUS (cfr. -NO-).
So (if I can say so) the direct object of the action (the NOUS of the person
who is acting) can be found in the verb itself. There is not need to express
it another time.

Arie


Dr.A. Dirkzwager
Hoeselt, Belgium
e-mail dirkzwager at pandora.be

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Van: "Edward Anton" <edwardanton at cox.net>
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Onderwerp: [B-Greek] METANOEW and Direct Object


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>
> Does anyone know of any instances of METANOEW taking a direct object in
> either the GNT or the LXX or even the Early Christian writings? I'm still
> feeling my way around Gramcord. Thanks.
>
> Edw. J. Anton
> Minister
> Hampton Roads Church
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