From: jacob cohen (cobey@directcon.net)
Date: Fri Aug 13 1999 - 22:54:15 EDT
Hi b-greekers,
Acts 1:11 c hOTOS hO IHSOUS hO ANALHFQEIS AF UMWN EIS TON OURANON OUTWS
ELEUSETAI *hON* TROPON EQEASASQE AUTON POREUOMENON EIS TON OURANON
--"THIS JESUS WHO HAS BEEN TAKEN UP FROM YOU INTO HEAVEN WILL COME IN
JUST THE SAME WAY AS YOU HAVE WATCHED HIM GO TO HEAVEN" NASB
WHY IS hON in the acc. case? which verb is hON the object of? could it
being kataphoricly pointing to TROPON. or should hON have been in the
nom case and is in the accusative because of atraction.
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