From: Polycarp66@aol.com
Date: Thu Apr 20 2000 - 17:43:37 EDT
In a message dated 4/20/2000 6:50:54 AM Central Standard Time,
kflowers@mc.com writes:
<<
What makes you want to jump all the way back to 18.21 for the antecedent.
Wouldn't either 19:5 or 19:6 do just as well? Or is there some trick of
the Greek that causes you to bypass 5 and 6?
>>
It's not strictly a linguistic matter that causes me to go back to 18.21. It
is a matter of the structure of the passage. The angel's speech continues
through the rest of Cap. 18. 19.1 begins the response to the angel's speech
which continues through 19.8 so that 19.9 picks up with the angel again.
gfsomsel
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