The Notes Critical and Explanatory on the Greek Text of Paul's Epistles to the Romans Corinthians Galatians Ephesians Philippians (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 Excerpt: ...earnestness and love for us (lit. the love from you in us, located in, abiding in, us, as the object loved), see that ye abound in this grace also (the same as Tv x&pa, verses 4, 6).--tvo, see that. Win. 43. s, a. So in classic Greek; cf. Swut w. fut. indie. In 1 Cor. 16. 10, $4irtre is expressed before tva. In regard to this whole sentence Grotius says, non ignoravit Paulus artem rhetorum, movere laudando. Vv. 8, 9. o4 Kot' lirvToyfiv Xfyw, Not by way of command (cf. I Cor. 7. 6) do I speak, but through the earnestness of others (using that as a test or a standard) proving the sincerity (the genuineness) also of your love. (In this manner and for this purpose do I speak).---yivuo-KETC yip trl., For (referring to the power of example, and introducing the great example) ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that when he was (or thought he was) rich, on your account he became poor, that you by his poverty might become rich. Cf. Phil. 2. 6, 7. Vv. 10, 11. xal yvup.iv 4v Tovtw StSuux And (connect closely in thought with ver. 8). I give a decided opinion (in distinction from elite-7iji-, a command) in this matter; for this (the giving my opinion) is expedient for you, who began a year ago before of/iers not only to do (to act) but also to will (the mind to act). Thus, if I should issue a command, I should do an injustice to you by not taking into proper consideration your own voluntary act of a year ago; but the expression of my opinion as to what is best to be done at the present time, this is expedient, and profitable for you; this does you no injustice.--&irfc irpvo-i, adv. See Lex. Th. 4pvai. Only here and in ch. 9. 2, in N. T.--vwl Si... krrnikirOT- (aor impv.), But now complete (as a finished act) the doing also (" nmo s...