From: Richard Ghilardi (qodeshlayhvh@juno.com)
Date: Mon Sep 10 2001 - 13:54:45 EDT
Dear b-greekers,
On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 01:51:31 "George Blaisdell" writes:
> The problems we are encountering all seem to resolve fairly well
> with a
> both-and rather than an either-or approach. We do seem to be
> operating on
> the premise that it must be EITHER one OR the other, yes? Why is
> there such
> an aversion to both-and?
>
> geo
[Ghilardi]
In the spirit of George Blaisdell may I offer a "both-and" rendering of
LK 18:11?
"The Pharisee stood aloof and, speaking to himself, addressed this prayer
to God:"
I believe this translation covers just about everyone's expressed
opinion.
:-)
Yours in His grace,
Richard Ghilardi -- qodeshlayhvh@juno.com
New Haven, CT USA
Nibai kaurno hwaiteis gadriusando in airtha gaswiltith,
silbo ainata aflifnith: ith jabai gaswiltith, manag akran bairith.
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