[B-Greek] Gal 5:13 verbless phrase
Carl W. Conrad
cwconrad at ioa.com
Mon Jan 16 14:15:06 EST 2006
I really think it's quite sufficient that ELEUQERIAN is accusative --
the item to be dealt with; you can supply any appropriate verb that
will take an accusative: LABE ("seize, grasp"), hAPTOU ("cling to,
grasp at"), DEXAI ("accept"); the point is, "whatever you do with it,
don't use it as a launch-pad for "flesh" to take off from.
On Jan 16, 2006, at 1:18 PM, Jesse Barnum wrote:
> When translating MONON MH THN ELEUQERIAN EIS AFORMHN TH SARKI in
> Gal 5:13,
> are there any other factors that determine what verb or what kind
> of verb (
> i.e. active, passive) is understood here other than general context?
>
> Jesse Barnum
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Carl W. Conrad
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