From: Mark Wilson (emory2oo2@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed Jan 24 2001 - 16:36:23 EST
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James 1:3
GINWSKONTES hOTI TO DOKIMION hUMWN THS PISTEWS
KATERGAZETAI hUPOMONHN
Can hUMWN modify either TO DOKIMION or THS PISTEWS?
YOUR genuine faith...
The genuineness of YOUR faith...
Is there any difference?
Some take TO DOKIMION to be an Accusative Adjective as opposed to a
Nominative Noun.
What is the grammatical difference then? Is it acceptable to have an
Accusative as the Subject?
It seems to me that both the noun and adjective can be translated
"genuineness" or "testing."
Thank you,
Mark Wilson
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