[B-Greek] Gal 4.4
Tom Moore
tom at katabiblon.com
Wed Jul 22 00:14:06 EDT 2009
"Born of woman" would be a given for the son of an ordinary man, but not necessarily so when talking about the son of a god. So "born of a woman" clarifies that God's son was human.
Regards,
Tom Moore
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> From: Mitch Larramore <mitchlarramore at yahoo.com>
> Subject: [B-Greek] Gal 4.4
> Sent: Jul 22 '09 03:10
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> ...EXAPESTEILEN O QEOS TON UION AUTOU, GENOMENON EK GUNAIKOS...
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> Is there an alternative to GENOMENON EK GUNAIKOS? To say someone came from a woman/mother seems insulting to mention, assuming the reading audience is north of imbeciles. How could someone bring themselves to include this in a serious piece of communication?
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> Mitch Larramore
> Augusta, GA
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