From: G. Patrick Thompson (gpatrick@jurai.org)
Date: Tue Jun 15 1999 - 17:50:18 EDT
Dmitriy, et al:
Given the context of the cited verses, it seems reasonable to me that
"among" is a more accurate rendering of EN. However, I'd be interested in
arguments for the alternative "inside." Any takers?
Pat Thompson
-----Original Message-----
From: Dmitriy Reznik <dpreznik@usa.net>
To: Biblical Greek <b-greek@franklin.oit.unc.edu>
Date: Tuesday, June 15, 1999 4:31 PM
Subject: How to translate EN in Rom 1:24 and Rom 1:27
>Dear friends,
>
>What do you think, how does the word EN in Rom.1:24 and 1:27 have to be
>translated, as ãinsideä (of the bodies) or as ãamongä (yourself)?
>
>24 DIO KAI PAREDWKEN AUTOUS hO QEOS EN TAIS EPIQUMIAIS TWN KARDIWN AUTWN
>EIS AKAQARSIAN TOU ATIMAZESQAI TA SWNATA AUTWN EN(!) EAUTOIS
>
>27 OMOIWS TE KAI ARSENES AFENTES THS FUSIKHN CRHSIN THS QHLEIAS EXEKAUQHSAN
>EN TH OREXEI AUTON EIS ALLHLOUS ARSENES EN(!) ARSESIN THN ASCHMOSUNHN
>KATERGAZOMENOI KAI THN ANTIMISQIAN HN EDEI THS PLANHS AUTWN EN(!) EAUTOIS
>APOLAMBANONTES
>
>
>Thank you
>
>Dmitriy
>
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