Infinitives in Acts 11:26

From: Dick Gorski (gorski@execpc.com)
Date: Tue Oct 06 1998 - 09:21:48 EDT

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Friends--

The second half of Acts 11:26 contains the finite verb EGENETO and three
infinitives. The first two infinitives SUNACQHNAI and DIDAXAI look to me to
be indicating the purpose or result of Barnabas' stay in Antioch, but the
third infinitive CRHMATISAI does not seem to function in parallel with the
other two. How is this construction to be understood?

Dick Gorski

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