[B-Greek] TA PANTA in Ephesians 4:15
Michael Aubrey
mga318 at yahoo.com
Wed Mar 19 10:51:33 EDT 2008
"EIS AUTON here is the goal and TA PANTA as has been said is a circumstantial accusative (of respect). We are to grow towards Jesus (i.e. to become likehim) in all respects (TA PANTA)."
But this understanding of the two words ruins the noun phrase. Why separate a relative clause from its head noun if you don't need to? If you take TA PANTA as functioning within the prepositional phrase that problem is removed. For that reason, I think TA PANTA should be seen as modifying AUTOV.
Mike
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