LOGOS vs RHMA

William Dicks (wd@isis.co.za)
Thu, 27 Feb 1997 14:23:09 +0200

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Hi all b-greekers,
I have been off this list now for several months and intend to get back
onto it again. We have all heard of the so-called preacher Greek. My
question is: what do you guys think of the popular usage of RHMA(trans?) as
opposed to LOGOS? The popular usage of preachers is that LOGOS refers to the
written word whereas RHMA refers to the spoken word.

William G Dicks (Systems Analyst - C++ & Theology Graduate) wd@isis.co.za
ISIS Information Systems
Gauteng, South Africa.
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