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> Larry & Beth Hartman wrote:
> >
> > I've been starting a study on 1st John.
> >
> > 1.)     There are 4 relative pronouns "ho" in this verse.  The first one is
> > Nominative Neuter.  I am pretty sure of this because the linkiing verb
> > it corresponds to has the same personage.  The next three I am not sure
> > of.  The verbs they are used with use the 1st person plural form, while
> > "ho" is 3rd person singular.  In these three cases would the relative
> > pronoun be Nominative or Accusative, and why?
> >
> > 2.)     At the end of 1st John 1:1 the phrase occurrs "peri tou logou ths
> > zwhs".  The "tou logou" is genitive with its corresponding preposition.
> > Is the genitive phrase "ths zwhs" a Genitive Possessive or Genitive
> > Content?  Or are these not even in the ball park?  And what reasons
> > would be for the right answer?
> >
> > Larry A. Hartman
> > Defense Language Institute Alumnus
> > Department of Arabic Studies
> 
> Dear Larry;
> 
> Welcome to one of the most difficult verses in the NT to diagram in my
> estimation.  I would take the neuter prepositions to be accusatives.  I
> am thinking that all the clauses "that which was from the beginning,
> that which we have heard, that which we have seen with our eyes, etc."
> are clauses that serve as direct object clauses of the verb "we are
> proclaiming..." In answer to the second part "concerning the
> word/message of life" the following options seem possible 1.
> epexegetical=the word which is life, 2. qualitative genitive=the life
> giving word, 3.  objective genitive=the word about life, 4. My choice:
> genitive of product or result=the word that produces life/the word that
> results in life. Perhaps there are some others. Take your pick.
> 
> John of Dover