[B-Greek] Off-list (was Re: Luke 22:70 & 23:3 'you say'?

Oun Kwon kwonbbl at gmail.com
Sat Aug 13 15:04:11 EDT 2005


Off-List 

For clarification and apology, I felt compelled to write this up.

After my posting in reply where I put a lengthy P.S. I have received
Carl's kind moderator's request to refrain from things unrelated to
Greek.  Thanks for enlightenment by Iver, to help me dispute the very
scenario I wrote there.

One person wrote to me off-list saying it is obnoxious, a kinda
'preaching' (which I interpret as 'crackpot noise' rather than the
sacred word 'preaching'), and 'insulting really'.  To him, I sent a
reply off-list.

It is up to every one's liberty to respond/react anyway one wants. 
However, what I intended to put in P.S. is an attempt to tail-coat at
the current theme discussed to find a chance to look for enlightenment
from those experienced and scholarly people on the list. I am on the
list, not because I know something, but because I know I do not know,
esp. Greek, and I am compelled to learn in whichever way I can to do
my calling (actually it's calling for everyone who came to believe in
the Lord) of being witness with sound apologetics.  That 'crackpot'
scenario, if it is wrong, I have to be able to dispute it.  Where else
I can learn than?  I may expecting too much or taxing too much
(emotionally?), then I better stay muzzled.

Sincerely yours,

Oun Kwon.

On 8/11/05, Oun Kwon <kwonbbl at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 8/11/05, craig <newsgroupstuff at people.net.au> wrote:
> >
> > ...
> > I guess my current opinion is tending towards a kind of ambiguity. Or
> > perhaps moreso,  ....
> 
> ...  
> The translation of these text should be literal to keep the readers  aware of possible ambiguity.
> 
> I take it as ambiguous (intentional).
> 
> Oun Kwon.
> 
> P.S.  (Just for your interest, the following is the continuation on  the same theme.  Since it is not directly related to Greek per se, I  put it under P.S. )
> 
> Not only that, in my opinion, because of ambiguity, the rest of His disciples seemed not aware of his betrayal.
> 
>  (clipped).



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