From: Edgar Foster (questioning1@yahoo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 28 1998 - 15:17:18 EDT
---dalmatia@eburg.com wrote:
> The roots of PROSKUNEW are 'toward' and 'dog', and the meaning of the
> term is apparently evolving through GNT times, eh? Yet it is not,
> apparently, a term that is ascribed to anything that Jesus did ~ ever
> ~ at all.
George,
I've thought about this for a few days, and I finally decided to look
for an example of Jesus rendering PROSKUNEW. Although, I find no
explicit examples of this, I did find an interesting thought in John
4:22:
hEMEIS PROSKUNOUMEN hO OIDAMEN.
Jesus seems to include himself as a worshiper of the Father. What
think ye?
Edgar Foster
Classics Major
Lenoir-Rhyne College
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