From: Rev. Mark Creighton (u1005172@warwick.net)
Date: Thu Aug 29 1996 - 17:54:21 EDT
>
> To all you Greek Scholars,
>
> Luke 14:34 kalon oun alas. ean de kai to alas morantha, en tini
> aptuthasetai.
> Now salt is good, but if in fact the saly has been made ineffective, how
> sahll it be seasoned?
>
> -In this context the good salt refers to the Christin disciple, mature
> Christian who has reflected the glorious light of the gospel of Christ.
> In this verse is there a third class condition?
> What is the result if the salt that was once good becomes ineffective?
> Can this salt be returned to its former effectiveness?
> What part does the future passive play here?
This archive was generated by hypermail 2.1.4 : Sat Apr 20 2002 - 15:37:50 EDT