[B-Greek] Hebrew equivalent of "AIRW THN hAMARTIAN

Andronic Khandjani andronicusmy at gmail.com
Sun Sep 12 07:42:05 EDT 2010


הנה שה האלהים הנשא חטאת העולם
or

hinneh seh  Ha-Elohim ha-nose  hathat ha-o'lam.

The verb nasa means forgive too in Genesis 50.17.
2010/9/12 Albert Pietersma <albert.pietersma at sympatico.ca>

> While it is true that Hebrew nasa' is regularly rendered by AIRW, the
> phrase in question does not seem to occur in the LXX. It does appear in Ode
> 14, but there is looks like a citation from Jn 1:29. Thus AIRW THN hAMARTIAN
> does not have a Hebrew background.
> Al
>
> On Sep 11, 2010, at 2:16 AM, timothy mcmahon wrote:
>
>
>> I have been looking for Hebrew equivalent of "AIRW THN hAMARTIAN' (Jn
>>> 1:29).
>>>
>>> In LXX 2Sa 12:13 I find a Greek word PAREBIBASEN (? remove or pass by)
>>> Also in Exo 12:23 PARELEUSETAI (pass over).
>>>
>>> What are the lemma for  these? Where can I find in BDAG?
>>>
>>> Thank you for your help.
>>>
>>> Oun Kwon.
>>>
>>> I don't think either of your OT refs is relevant to AIRW THN hAMARTIAN.
>> Without researching it out, I'd guess it stems from Hebrew nasa' chatat,
>> meaning to forgive sin. nasa' literally means to 'lift up, pick up,' which
>> corresponds pretty well to AIRO.
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