[B-Greek] 1 John 2:20

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Thu Feb 21 23:16:59 EST 2008


Check out BDAG pg 495.  It reads " emphasizing a fact as surprising or unexpected or noteworthy : And yet, and in spite of that, nevertheless.  For another example check out Matthew 12:43.

hOTAN DE TO AKAQARTON PNEUMA EXELQHi APO TOU ANQRWPOU DIERCETAI DI ANUDRWN TOPWN ZHTOUN ANAPAUSIN KAI OUC hEURISKEI 

....seeking rest, but he finds none.
--
Kelton Graham 
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From: JMonte2000 at aol.com 

> Hi all I have a question, why is KAI kai. translated as But. It's the first 
> word in 1 John 2:20 when I couldn't find this in any lexicons, they have, 
> And, even also, namely, 
> Any help would be appreciated. In the future is there a place to look when I 
> find a small problem like this? 
> 
> Grace and peace 
> Jim Montesano 
> 
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