[B-Greek] ? mentor for PARAKLHTOS
Tunç SABUNCU
tsabuncu at wanadoo.fr
Thu Jun 8 07:07:58 EDT 2006
I see, so Jesus is a Mentor and he says that God will send another Mentor.
That implies that Jesus himself is a mantor. Even we can imagine that he is not forcibly the first?
according to John's Gospel (13-14 if i'm not wrong)
Do you agree with that?
> Message du 07/06/06 22:37
> De : "Fridolin Janzen"
> A : b-greek at lists.ibiblio.org
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> Objet : [B-Greek] PARAKLHTOS
>
> I am working on a Portuguese New Testament translation and looked for a long
> time for the ideal word for PARAKLHTOS. We have the transliteration
> "paracleto" in Portuguese. I could use a footnote and explain the term, but
> preferred to use the word "mentor". I seems to covers all possibilities for
> PARAKLHTOS. A mentor encourages, counsels, instructs, guides, defends, etc.
> The Oxford Dictionary defines mentor as:
>
> mentor
>
> . noun 1 an experienced and trusted adviser. 2 an experienced person in an
> organization or institution who trains and counsels new employees or
> students.
>
> - ORIGIN from the name of Mentor, the adviser of the young Telemachus in
> Homer's Odyssey.
> http://www.askoxford.com/results/?view=dict&field-12668446=mentor&branch=138
> 42570&textsearchtype=exact&sortorder=score%2Cname
>
> I found an interesting private definition in the International Coach
> Academy:
>
> A Mentor
>
> Usually occupies a senior-level assignment of authority and influence within
> the organization
> Knows the organization/its structure, policies, and processes (both spoken
> and unspoken)
> Has a broad view and multiple working experiences
> Knows the "politics" of the organization
> Shares knowledge and experiences
> Helps identify developmental opportunities within the organization and "open
> doors"
> Knows when to interpret and when to pass on wisdom
> Generally TELLS - advises, instructs, suggests, gives opinions
> AND... an effective mentor also knows when and how to coach
>
> http://www.icoachacademy.com/coaching/mentoring.html?source=mentor
>
> Do you suppose this to be a possible word for PARAKLHTOS?
>
>
> Pastor Fridolin Janzen
> fjanzen at gmx.net
> www.criacionismo.com (link to the NT)
>
>
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