From: dd-1@juno.com
Date: Mon May 31 1999 - 11:06:05 EDT
Denny Diehl here with a question about Ac 11:26
In a commentary on Ac 11 is the following:
"To an untrained reader of the Greek it might
appear that the passage should be rendered,
' they were gathered together with the church,
and taught much people, and called the disciples
Christians first at Antioch,' thus representing
Barnabas and Saul as the authors of the name;
but this rendering is condemned, and that of our
text is justified by the almost unanimous judgment
of scholars."
Why? In Ac 11:26 there is:
They (Barnabas and Saul) - subject
SUNACQHNAI - aorist infinitive passive
DIDAXAI - aorist infinitive active
CRHMATISAI - aorist infinitive active
What am I missing here?
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