[B-Greek] 1 Cor 7:2
Joel Jordan
joeljordanuk at hotmail.com
Tue Aug 15 14:33:26 EDT 2006
Hi Carl,
Thank you very much for your reply. So you are saying that the
form/structure THN IDIAN GUNAIKA is clause meaning and/or indicating
possession - well I really wasn't expecting that! :o) (I suppose this is
some sort of idiom?)
This certainly helps to clear up the meaning of this passage, so thanks
again!
with best wishes,
Joel Jordan
>>...wondering why there is an asymmetry in the text..
>>THN hEAUTOU GUNAIKA
>>vs.
>>TON IDION ANDRA
>I think this is really essentially a matter of variation, like "six of one
>and half a dozen of the other." The >text in question could just as easily
>and without alteration of meaning have been THN IDIAN >GUNAIKA and TON
>hEAUTHS ANDRA.
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