Luke 18:13-TWi hAMARTWLWi

From: Edgar Foster (questioning1@yahoo.com)
Date: Sat Aug 07 1999 - 15:07:54 EDT

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Dear B-Greekers,

I'm presently trying to work out some of the implications of the Greek
definite article. In this connection I was wondering, how would you
translate TWi hAMARTWLWi in Luke 18:13 and why would you translate it
in this way or that?

Sincerely,

Edgar

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Edgar Foster
Classics Major
Lenoir-Rhyne College

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