[B-Greek] The meaning of "theopneustos" in 2 Timothy 3:16

Dave Smith (REL110, 211,212) rel21x at charter.net
Tue Jul 25 14:26:12 EDT 2006


If wonder, if we are looking for the idea or concept of QEOPNEUSTOS in other
Greek literature that it may prove fruitful to look at contexts with words
such as ENQEOS or the phrases similar to TO ENQOUSIASTIKON PNEUMA.

Dave Smith
Hudson, NC

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From: "Elizabeth Kline" <kline_dekooning at earthlink.net>
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Subject: Re: [B-Greek] The meaning of "theopneustos" in 2 Timothy 3:16


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> 2TIM. 3:16 PASA GRAFH QEOPNEUSTOS KAI WFELIMOS PROS DIDASKALIAN, PROS
> ELEGMON, PROS EPANORQWSIN, PROS PAIDEIAN THN EN DIKAIOSUNHi,
>
> W.Mounce (Past.Ep. WBC) states that QEOPNEUSTOS was rarely used in
> pre-christian texts. Every other source I checked that spoke to the
> question stated that QEOPNEUSTOS is found for the first time in 2TIM.
> 3:16. Mounce references TDNT 6:453-455 and MM 287. The fog factor in
> the TDNT article is typical for that reference work, MM however is
> lucid enough they cite a 2nd Cent AD work Vett.Val. see also F.Danker
> 3rdEd.
>
> I wonder what W.Mounce had in mind?
>
> Elizabeth Kline
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