[B-Greek] Epiphanius, (Ancoratus 119, line18C-19)
Ken Penner
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Mon Apr 18 17:11:56 EDT 2011
How often is TOUTESTIN postpositive? I thought it tends to begin the clause.
Ken M. Penner, Ph.D.
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-----Original Message-----
From: b-greek-bounces at lists.ibiblio.org [mailto:b-greek-bounces at lists.ibiblio.org] On Behalf Of Blue Meeksbay
Sent: April-18-11 5:49 PM
To: b-greek at lists.ibiblio.org
Subject: [B-Greek] Epiphanius, (Ancoratus 119, line18C-19)
SORRY- I do not know why all the words ran together. I put an extra space
between each word. I hope this comes out correctly this time.
119 LINE18C-19 PG. 224 KAI EIS ENA KURION IHSOUN CRISTON, TON UION TOU
QEOU, GENNHQENTA EK QEOU PATROS, MONOGENH TOUTESTIN EK THS OUSIAS
TOU PATROS, QEON EK QEOU, FWS EK FWTOS, QEON ALHQINON EK QEOU
ALHQINOU, GENNHQENTA, OU POIHQENTA, OMOOUSION TW PATRI,
In understanding the phrase GENNHQENTA EK QEOU PATROS, MONOGENH from this
portion of *Ancoratus,* can it take both the word GENNHQENTA and MONOGENH so
that the phrase would read as follows — *the only begotten Son of God the
Father?*
Sincerely,
Blue Harris
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