Translation - specifics

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• Subject: Translation - specifics
• From: D Mealand <ewnt05@castle.ed.ac.uk>
• Date: 06 May 94 17:57:29 BST

I notice that despite the fact that I specifically pointed out in my
challenge that the Johannine evidence unequivocally favours "begotten" over
"born" as the translation in Jn 3.3 all the contributors so far have simply
assumed that born is the right translation.  The verse not only contains the
presumably deliberate ambiguity of the anwthen but also this element as well.

David M.
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