An Essay On Christian Baptism
An Essay On Christian Baptism
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In the first case; he uses the word OIKOS; '""J '«> the last, tiic word ohdav. Our translation rendtrs both by the same word, liouse. But surely the difference made in the original ought to be preserved in the version. The sense in which Paul used this last word may be learned from Phil. Iv. 22, ♦♦ All the saints salute you, chiefly they that are of Caesar's household (oixiat;;) ■• e. Cjesar's domestics: And how he used the term olxog may be learned from 1 Tim. Iii. 4. A bishop must Uo, *' one ...that ruleth well his own iioi si:, havine: his children in 58 subjection with all gravity. In speaking then of the bap- tism of the house {ovxb) of Stephanas, Paul means his chil- dren; in speaking of the kindness of the house of Stepha- nas, and their attendance on the brethren, he means his domesticSi ihosr of his liotisehold. But it ought to be un- derstood that (oma) household includes perhaps tlie (0(^x05) house, or family. Now there is a question, to what ser- vice did the oixid devote themselves?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the first case; he uses the word OIKOS; '""J '«> the last, tiic word ohdav. Our translation rendtrs both by the same word, liouse. But surely the difference made in the original ought to be preserved in the version. The sense in which Paul used this last word may be learned from Phil. Iv. 22, ♦♦ All the saints salute you, chiefly they that are of Caesar's household (oixiat;;) ■• e. Cjesar's domestics: And how he used the term olxog may be learned from 1 Tim. Iii. 4. A bishop must Uo, *' one ...that ruleth well his own iioi si:, havine: his children in 58 subjection with all gravity. In speaking then of the bap- tism of the house {ovxb) of Stephanas, Paul means his chil- dren; in speaking of the kindness of the house of Stepha- nas, and their attendance on the brethren, he means his domesticSi ihosr of his liotisehold. But it ought to be un- derstood that (oma) household includes perhaps tlie (0(^x05) house, or family. Now there is a question, to what ser- vice did the oixid devote themselves?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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