From: Maranatha Chung (mchung@neosoft.com)
Date: Wed Oct 14 1998 - 02:30:49 EDT
Hello,
I am new to the NT Greek and
I am working on Romans 3:1:
TI OUN TO PERISSON TOU IOUDAIVOU H TIS H WFELEIA TH PERITOMHS
First, in both NIV and NASB, the TI and TIS are translated
as "What". However, from the lexicons, I thought
TI should mostly translated as "what" and TIS should
be "who."
Secondly, I don't find any verb in the verse, how
can it be translated as "What then IS the...."?
Thanks.
Maranatha
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