[B-Greek] 1 cor 10:9 TON KURION referent?
Elizabeth Kline
kline_dekooning at earthlink.net
Sat Sep 20 00:12:17 EDT 2008
Vasile,
You raise an interesting point. While thinking about the options,
different ways of reading this text, it occurred to me that it might
not be safe to just assume there is a common object for both
EKPEIRAZWMEN and ECEPEIRASAN, G.Fee, who reads TON CRISTON in 1Cor
10:9a (1Cor NICNT p457 n35) admits that the KAQWS clause might have a
different object (TON QEON).
Thank you for responding,
Elizabeth Kline
On Sep 19, 2008, at 1:41 PM, Vasile Stancu wrote:
> Considering the structure of the sentence, my impression is that
> there is a
> common object here for both EKPEIRAZWMEN and ECEPEIRASAN, in which
> case,
> being that the example of the OT incident is intended as reference
> to NT
> times, the referent of TON KURION should be consistent with the OT
> allusion.
>
> Vasile STANCU
>
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>
>
> 1COR. 10:9 MHDE EKPEIRAZWMEN TON CRISTON [KURION Aleph, B], KAQWS
> TINES AUTWN EPEIRASAN KAI hUPO TWN OFEWN APWLLUNTO.
>
> Assuming[1] we were to accept the reading of Sinaiticus and Vaticanus,
> how would we go about determining the referent of TON KURION? Would we
> look at the OT allusions in 1Cor10 or would we use a statistical
> approach, mesuring how hO KURIOS is used in Paul and the rest of the
> NT?
>
> Elizabeth Kline
>
> [1] Please note this is NOT a question about the relative merits of
> the p46, D, etc reading. The question assumes TON KURION. As Robertson
> & Plummer ICC page 206 note, the other readings CRISTON and QEON might
> be a gloss to explain the meaning, i.e. identify the referent of
> KURION. My question is how would we go about determining the referent
> of TON KURION?
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