[b-greek] Phil. 4:10

From: Jack Stewart (jack_stewart_@hotmail.com)
Date: Thu Apr 18 2002 - 05:19:49 EDT

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Dear All,

In Phil. 4:10 we read: TO UPER EMOU FRONEIN -

Question: does the N.SG.Acc/Nom Def. Article here go with the infinitive, or
does it act as a substantive before the preposition (i.e. 'the thing on my
behalf / the thing concerning me'). If the construction is an articular
infinitive, why is it necessary? Could not FRONEIN suffice on its own?

Thanks!

Jack Stewart

UK





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