From: Joe A. Friberg (JoeFriberg@email.msn.com)
Date: Mon Feb 14 2000 - 11:12:02 EST
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From: "John Wilking" <johnwilking@hotmail.com>
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2000 10:49 PM
> I think I'm asking two questions: one, if AUTWi can grammatically refer
to
> the PANTI adjective phrase and, two, if the semantics of EN will permit
it.
>
> I found about thirty PAS adjective phrases in the NT that are followed by
an
> anaphoric reference. Of the thirty, twenty eight (I think), seem to refer
> to the adjective phrase. Two of them do not and it appears that they
don't
> for semantic, not grammatical reasons.
Could you share this list with the list for consideration?
>
> I first held to the locative idea, "God's righteousness revealed in
someone
> who believes." I later considered equivalence with a simple dative a
> possibility. These are the things that have stimulated my question(s).
I like others find this a difficult case to make.
Joe A. Friberg
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