This dialogue started out well and was/is based on the Greek text. Just
because somebody asked about the theological labels of the dialoggers
(which speaks well to the fact that theological terms were not the point
of discussion) should not cause anybody to think things are getting off
base. Now if you would like to defend you pan-trib position, why not go
over to the theology list and go for it? But, please, do not bring it up
here on the Greek list. Thanks.
Paul S. Dixon, pastor
Ladd Hill Bible Church
Wilsonville, Oregon
On Mon, 3 Feb 1997, Jonathan Robie wrote:
> > Could someone please let me know who is pretrib, posttrib, etc. in this
> > discusssion.
> > sam
>
> We seem to be getting pretty far away from discussing the meaning of the
> Greek in the original passages. Personally, I think the point of B-Greek is
> to be confronted with the meaning of various passages by investigating them
> in the original Greek. This thread seems to be wandering further and further
> from that...
>
> Personally, I'm pan-trib. It will all pan out in the end.
>
> Jonathan
>
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