Myth of objectivity

From: Robbert Veen (101742.2734@compuserve.com)
Date: Thu Aug 15 1996 - 09:29:27 EDT

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Randall and Jonathan,

As I see it, he list is B(iblical)-greek, not: G(reek)-grammar. In my
opinion you cannot study the greek of the LXX and the New Testament
without occasionally moving beyond linguistic analysis into exegesis and
questions of hermeneutics.

Robbert A. Veen
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