[B-Greek] Pronominal Adjective
Mitch Larramore
mitchlarramore at yahoo.com
Mon May 28 09:29:02 EDT 2007
"Carl W. Conrad" wrote:
> SOS is found 26x in the GNT, e.g. Mt 7:3 TI DE
> BLEPEIS TO KARFOS TO
> EN TWi OFQALMWi TOU ADELFOU SOU, THN DE EN TWi SWi
> OFQALMWi DOKON OU
> KATANOEIS? Here the SOU in TOU ADELFOU SOU should
> probably be seen as
> the genitive of the pronoun SOU, but SWi in the
> phrase EN TWi SWi
> OFQALMWi is unquestionably the pronominal adjective.
Why is "your" brother considered a pronoun and "your"
eye an adjective? What is the distinguishing
characteristic that divides them into two groups?
(This usage seems to indicate they can be used
interchangeably.)
I goofed here:
> > 2. As an example, a grammar book I am reading
> > identifies the question hO PROFHTHS EI SU; by
> saying
> > that JESUS said OU. I have no way of searching the
> GNT
> > to see if this is so, but I think this was
> answered by
> > John, not Jesus. Would that be a typo or is this
> > question also asked to Jesus? He continues by
> saying
> > "Again Jesus..." So he seems pretty sure Jesus
> > answered this question somewhere.
This was suppose to be an unrelated question, but it
sure seems to be a continuation. Sorry! I got the
grammar book by Funk that was recommended and he
quotes that Jn 1 passage but identifies it as Jesus'
answer (No, I am not that prophet). When I saw Jesus
denying being that prophet, I was sure there was some
mistake. I was only confirming that Funk made a major
typo (page 377).
Mitch Larramore
Sugar Land, Texas
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