B-Greek: The Biblical Greek Forum

I suppose some of you have already heard this announcement. Logos is bringing out Lampe. It looks like a scanned version, thus not fully integrated (does anyone know differently about its format?). Still, its projected price will be a mind-blowing $29, as opposed to around $250 for a hardcover. http...

Gentlemen, this discussion was a whole 5 years ago, but I am only now, finally getting published the paper that this papyrus appears in. Thanks again for your help with a difficult text! Gary

Guys, again, thanks so much. May I use parts of your translations in my article? Gary

Dear guys, with your permission I would like to use an amalgam of your translations for my paper. I'll thank you in a footnote. Gary

Guys, seriously, thank you so much.

I am Gary Shogren, by the way - Professor of New Testament, Seminario ESEPA, San Jose, Costa Rica

Blessings.

Hi guys, again, thanks so much. And yes, "ellipses" is the correct word for these things! If I may impose on you again, this is what I have so far. It makes much more sense, but I don't have any idea for μηδενα κινδυνον. 1. [ἐντυχὼν πολλοῖ]ς οἰ̣[ηθ]ε̣ῖσιν μαντείας τρόποις ἐξαπατᾶσθ̣[αι] 2....

Back to your original question - imo it was meant to be a humorous hyperbole.

Chrysostom follows the "majority" reading of the trickiest textual difficulty of 1 Thessalonians - 1 Thess 2:7 - "But we were gentle" (ηπιοι, so Chrysostom), or "But we were children" (νηπιοι). See [00434]. I think Paul wrote νηπιοι, based on the earlier mss and lectio ...

Shirley, hi! I was there from '83-'86, and have very fond memories. We lived in Bankhead, and had regular season tickets to the orchestra, and attended Bridge of Don Baptist Church. My office in Kings was in the tower to the south of the Kings chapel. See you!

Guys, thanks so much, let me work through your suggestions and see what turns up!