From: Mark Wilson (emory2oo2@hotmail.com)
Date: Mon Jul 30 2001 - 19:21:52 EDT
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Cindy:
You wrote:
>In Ephesians 6:17, the phrase TAN MAKAIRAN TOU PNEUMATOS, hO ESTIN
>REMA THEOU is translated by the NAB, "the sword of the Spirit, which
>is the word of God." The word hO is a relative pronoun neuter
>nominative singular, and refers to what word? The noun MAKAIRA, which
>is feminine accusative singular or PNEUMATOS, which is neuter genitive
>singular?
I see it as hO = RhHMA (neut.), hence, hO is neuter. But I think that
the relative pronoun does refer back to MAKAIRAN.
My questions are, how does RhHMA differ from LOGOS? And,
is there a rough breathing over RhHMA?
Thanks,
Mark Wilson
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