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b-greek-digest          Wednesday, 14 February 1996    Volume 01 : Number 114

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        Re: subscribe
        1 Tim 1:18 and Prophecy
        Prophecy Paper

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From: "Carl W. Conrad" <cwconrad@artsci.wustl.edu>
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 1996 07:15:23 -0600
Subject: Re: subscribe

On 2/12/96, Sherry Kull wrote:

> I'd like to subscribe to b-greek.  Is this the right address to do so?

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From: mfox@ms.rose.cc.ok.us
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 96 8:19:12 CST
Subject: 1 Tim 1:18 and Prophecy

Marion Fox here:

Al Collver stated:

I have been studying 1 Tim. Chapter 1 verse 18 is puzzling to me especially 
the middle part of the verse:
	kata tas proagousas epi se profhteias ----> according to the prophecy 
about 
you from before hand
What is this prophecy St. Paul is referring to? Is there another way to 
translate the text that doesn't have this problem?
Thanks,
Al Collver

Marion here:  It seems that this could be translated as "for prophecies' 
sake."  He had the laying on of the hands of Paul to make him a prophet (II 
Timothy 1:6).


Marion R. Fox
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Rose State College
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From: GSHOGREN@shrsys.hslc.org
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 1996 16:13:05 -0500 (EST)
Subject: Prophecy Paper

I've gotten about 10 requests for my paper on prophecy in the
second century church.  I'm happy to get copies out, but you'll 
need to send me your snail-mail addresses - otherwise the
Greek gets lost in the translation.

Thanks!

         ------------------------------------------------

Gary S. Shogren
Associate Professor of New Testament
Biblical Theological Seminary, Hatfield PA
Fax  215-368-7002
email gshogren@hslc.org

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