Re: AFORIZW in Matthew

From: Margaret Wilkins (M.Z.Wilkins@zoo.co.uk)
Date: Mon Apr 03 2000 - 06:00:22 EDT

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<x-charset iso-8859-1>I was interested by the question on the shades of difference between AFORIZW
and DIAKRINW - in other places in the GNT where AFORIZW is used (three times
in Luke/Acts, four times by Paul) it seems to involve a religious or ritual
separating out of an individual or group, but without the eschatological
overtones of Matthew's use. Can anyone comment on the use of the two words
in the LXX?

Margaret Wilkins
Walsall, UK

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