[B-Greek] question about paraklhtos

George F Somsel gfsomsel at yahoo.com
Tue Jun 6 17:43:55 EDT 2006


Again, I have corrected the transliteration of the word in the subject line.
   
  I think it is time that we return to Jim's question below.  There are some classical references and 3 entries from the Oxyrhynchus Papyri.  Other than that, I only find the 5 instances in the Johannine literature.  I'm wondering which "several texts" are being referenced.
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Jim West <jwest at highland.net> wrote:
  

Tunç SABUNCU wrote:
> Hi,
> I found this word (parakleitos) in several texts and i would like to know all of its senses.
> In general is is translated as "advocate" or "demander of charity" but it does not fit.
> Thank you for help


Hello,

Which texts do you have in mind? Context is indispensible for 
determining meaning. The basic sense of the word is "one called 
alongside" as the noun is a compound of the preposition "para" and the 
verb "kalew".

Best

Jim

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