Re: Granville-Sharp in Matt 5:20??

From: Alexander Kyrychenko (Kyrychenko@compuserve.com)
Date: Thu Jul 23 1998 - 14:27:52 EDT

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Jim West wrote:
"Yet the genitive indicates "the scribes OF the
pharisees"- i.e., the lawyers who happened to be adherents of the Pharisaic
persuasion."

IMO, TWN GRAMMATEWN KAI FARISAIWN means "of the scribes AND (of the)
Pharisees. If what Jim West said is right, what are we supposed to do with
KAI then?

Alexander.

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