[B-Greek] word/phrase to be supplied
John Wilking
jcwilking at yahoo.com
Mon Dec 3 09:00:37 EST 2007
Mitch,
Ellipsis is a big part of Halliday and Hasan's, Cohesion in English. That is what stimulated my thoughts years ago concerning the missing verb in Romans 3:22.
John
Mitch Larramore <mitchlarramore at yahoo.com> wrote:
KAI POLLOI AKOUONTES EXEPLHSSONTO LEGONTES, POQEN
TOUTWi TAUTA;
And many hearing [him] were amazed saying, "From where
[did] this one [learn] these things?
Have there been any studies done regarding which kind
of words/phrases were often omitted/understood/to be
supplied in the first century? Sometimes the
word/phrase to be supplied is more substantial than
other times. Here, we must supply [learn] without
which the sentence makes no sense.
Finally, should I look for words to be supplied even
when the given statement is a complete thought? Maybe
there is more than what's on the surface?
Mitch Larramore
Sugar Land, Texas
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