Casus pendens, non-verbal predicate and subject

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Rob

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03-29-2004, 07:09 PM

Ahh, I understand now. Translating word for word it is unavoidable. It is better if the Greek copies it.<!-- s Smile

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--> The NT is ridden with it. I posted an example.

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