[B-Greek] Rom 1:4
Tariel Picus
tdnews at mail.ru
Mon Mar 14 03:16:53 EST 2005
Dear Friends, I am currently working on Rom 1:4:
tou oristhentos uiou theou en dunamei kata pneuma agiwsunhs
eks anastasews nekrwn, Ihsou Xristou tou kuriou hmwn
In the Greek-Russian dictionary by Dvoretsky, in the article
about the word "oristhentos" (orizw) I found out that in
Euripides (reference?) there is a phrase "orizesthai matros
ek xeroin", which means "to be withdrawn from the hands of
mather", if I translate it correctly.
Thus, my question is: Can the phrase "tou oristhentos ...
eks anastasews nekrwn" be somehow correlated in meaning with
the phrase from Euripides???
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Best regards,
Tariel Picus
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