[b-greek] Re: Use of the Pronouns Mat. 18:24

From: Once4AllNelson@aol.com
Date: Sat Jan 20 2001 - 16:45:17 EST


Looking for some help on a metaphor.
  Romans 13:14 "endusasthe". This word is also mentioned in Galatians 3:27,
Ephesians 4:24, Colossians 3:12 .
 What does this metaphor mean?
 I understand that Paul is most likely refering to the toga praetexta and the
toga virilis, which is known as coming of age or stepping over into maturity.
 I also understand that this word was used as an acting term meaning to act
the part of or to put on certain characteristics and virtues . Does this
mean that we step over into maturity by acting out these characteristics as
an actor acts out a personality?

Next question, synonyms.
  Does the word pneuma mean the same thing as nous?
It is my understanding that these two terms do mean the same thing. This
study has gotten me into alot of trouble with certain denominations because I
believe that these terms do mean the same thing.

[Jeff Nelson]
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