[B-Greek] Luke 24.7 rising "again"
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Sat Jun 14 17:48:27 EDT 2008
Perhaps if we think of it as when someone first lived, they originally rose
or stood up. When they die, they are brought low. When they become alive
*again* they also rise or stand *again*. Same as re-surrection (re + surgere
= rise again).
Seems to not be too redundant to me :)
Regards,
--
Craig Johnson
Brisbane, Australia
Blog: http://bloggledegook.blogspot.com/
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> Larramore
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> LEGWN TON hUION TOU ANQRWPOU hOTI DEI PARADOQHNAI EIS CEIRAS
> ANQRWPWN hAMARTWLWN KAI STAURWQHNAI KAI THi TRITHi hHMERAi ANASTHNAI
>
> that the Son of Man must be delivered into the hands of
> sinful men, and be crucified, and on the third day rise again. (NET)
>
> Why is ANA taken to mean "again"? I got in trouble once from
> one of my professors for writing "revert back to ..." He
> called the "back" redundant. Seems to me the idea of rising
> "again" doesn't capture the idea of ANASTHNAI. Surely there
> was not a previous resurrection to which this one is a
> subsequent resurrection, so that he indeed did rise again.
>
> Mitch Larramore
> Sugar Land, Texas
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>
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