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Matthew Johnson schrieb:
> In article , Max Mulder says...
>
>>Simon Woods schrieb:
>>
>>>Hi
>>>
>>>I don't know much NT Greek so ...
>>>
>>>Why would Paul use the middle/passive deponent for the imperative 'reckon'?
>>>What does it express/convey which the active voice doesn't?
>>>
>>
>>Is there an active voice? I think this is a deponens.
>
>
> Do they call this 'deponens' in German?


Yes. "Verbum in passiver Form mit aktiver Bedeutung". (Wahrig)

Just in case anyone is confused, the
> English word is 'deponent'. And Smyth gives a pretty good explanation of why
> this verb is deponent in sec. 1729.
>
> Go to http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cache/perscoll_Greco-Roman.html, look for
> "Herbert Weir Smyth. 'A Greek Grammar for Colleges'", click on that, and then
> enter 1729 on the Go to line & click the arrow or hit return. You may want to
> click on the cross-reference to 810 also.

Yes, a great resource. Pity they use this transliteration. But maybe
there is a choice there.

>
> It is well worth the effort, when learning NT Greek or analyzing the Greek of
> the NT even at an advanced level, to make good use of the resources at Perseus.
>

Yes. Definitely. But I am glad what I wrote from memory was not too
wide off the mark.

Max

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nnalyd@yahoo.com wrote:

> I was referring to all his other posts- I told him I was done reading
> his emotional rants so I don't read them anymore. I gave him plenty of
> chances to reason like a big boy and he didn't.

You're still lying. You said "until you can behave like a
Christian..." so it's clear that you intend to monitor what
he posts. Otherwise you'll never know if he starts meeting
your standards. So either you lied about not reading his post
or you're lying about your promise to return to the discussion
when he behaves according to your standard.


> >You're a liar (as all Trinity denier are.)
>
> Real good English there pal

I drop one "s" and you think it's "bad English"? Shall we go
over all your posts and see if you made any typos?

(Of course, you want to distract from the real issue by
such tactics. Very dishonest, but not unexpected.)

Bart

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Gary wrote: