All One?

From: Eric Weiss (eweiss@gte.net)
Date: Wed Jun 02 1999 - 13:28:06 EDT


Gal. 3:28(b) - PANTES (masc. nom. plural) GAR hUMEIS hEIS (masc. nom.
sing.) ESTE EN CRISTWi IHSOU

John 17:21(a) - hINA PANTES (masc. nom. plural) hEN (neuter nom. sing.)
WSIN ... 17:22(b) - hINA WSIN hEN (neuter nom. sing.) KAQWS hHMEIS hEN
(neuter nom. sing.)

IS there a difference in meaning here? I.e., does the use of the neuter
"one" in John 17 mean something different than the use of the masculine
"one" - both used in association with PANTES, a masculine form?

- Eric Weiss
eweiss@gte.net

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