[B-Greek] Jam 1:13 APEIRASTOS 'unable to' or 'unable to be ~'
Oun Kwon
kwonbbl at gmail.com
Wed Jul 4 21:29:45 EDT 2007
On 7/4/07, Jeffrey B. Gibson <jgibson000 at comcast.net> wrote:
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> Oun Kwon wrote:
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> > Why! In Source, Ann Nyland gives an example of extra-biblical source
> > for this rare word, where it reads 'who puts no one through an
> > ordeal', the way I like to understand in the text of James.
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> I'm not sure this solves any problems. Indeed, it creates one -- for it
> is clear in the Hebrew Bible/LXX that God **does** put people through
> ordeals (cf. e.g.., Gen. 22; Deut 6-8).
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> Jeffrey
> --
She cites only one example.
(Her pdf is locked and does not allow copy and paste. I hope my typing would
by free of typos.) Here is a copy of her footnote for the word:
APEIRASTOS "unable to be put through an ordeal." Occurs only here in the
N.T. A rare word. See I. Smyrna (Smyrna II- III), honorific text,
"Elpidianos, sacred [slave], honors his master Marcus AUrelius
Soterikhos,the *momothete-strategos*, and commander of armed men who puts no
one through an ordeal."
Oun.
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