[B-Greek] GENNAW
Oun Kwon
kwonbbl at gmail.com
Sat May 28 16:05:30 EDT 2005
This discussion has been a lot of learning to me.
I am a little uneasy but this questin has been bugging me so long. I
think this would be the best chance to take. Is this question of mine
allowed? I hope it is within the boundary of b-Greek.
Seeing the same (? similar) expression used both for the believers and
the Son of God, such as in
1Jn 4:18a PAS hO GEGENNHMENOS EK TOU QEOU (every one having been born from God)
and 1Jn 4:18b hO GENNHQEIS EK TOU QEOU (the One having been born from God),
what would be relation of the God and the Son of God [=Christ] in
terms of GENNAW? Can we say He (the Son) is begotten (= born) of God,
while He is not created by God [in orthodox thinking]?
[I am NOT referring to MONOGENOS.]
Oun Kwon
Andover, MA
USA
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