Short Notes On St. Paul's Epistles to the Romans, Corinthians, Galatians ...
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V. mg.
seems better than text.
cX., .'most pitiable,' R.V., viz. as bitterly dis- appointed.
Digitized by VjOOQIC XV,] FIRST EPISTLE TO THE CORINTHIANS, ^ 49 VBRSB.
20. vuvi, but now, t\e, as the fact stands : cf. v. 1 1.
26. Lit. as a last enemy is destroyed Death.
27. 'When he shall have said'; R. V. mg. is the strictly grammatical rendering, but, perhaps, the force of the tense is sufficiently given by, ' when he hath (thus) said.' 29. vv€p T«v v€KpS>v^ on behalf of the dead.* This seems to ...refer to a custom in Corinth of baptizing vicariously. It is an argumenium ad hominem: ver. 36 is also a personal argument.
Whatever the diflSculty of admitting this, it seems impossible to get any other meaning out of the words.
cl oXci>5 « if in fact.
32. iOffpiofi., figurative, of contending with furious men. So Ignatius : diro Svpta? fi^xpi 'Piafirj^ $rfptofia)(pt Slot y^s icat OaXdcrarj^ (Rom. 5) and elsewhere. It cannot be understood literally, as St. Paul would not have omitted such an event (and his deliverance) in his enumera- tion, 2 Cor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. mg.
seems better than text.
cX., .'most pitiable,' R.V., viz. as bitterly dis- appointed.
Digitized by VjOOQIC XV,] FIRST EPISTLE TO THE CORINTHIANS, ^ 49 VBRSB.
20. vuvi, but now, t\e, as the fact stands : cf. v. 1 1.
26. Lit. as a last enemy is destroyed Death.
27. 'When he shall have said'; R. V. mg. is the strictly grammatical rendering, but, perhaps, the force of the tense is sufficiently given by, ' when he hath (thus) said.' 29. vv€p T«v v€KpS>v^ on behalf of the dead.* This seems to ...refer to a custom in Corinth of baptizing vicariously. It is an argumenium ad hominem: ver. 36 is also a personal argument.
Whatever the diflSculty of admitting this, it seems impossible to get any other meaning out of the words.
cl oXci>5 « if in fact.
32. iOffpiofi., figurative, of contending with furious men. So Ignatius : diro Svpta? fi^xpi 'Piafirj^ $rfptofia)(pt Slot y^s icat OaXdcrarj^ (Rom. 5) and elsewhere. It cannot be understood literally, as St. Paul would not have omitted such an event (and his deliverance) in his enumera- tion, 2 Cor.
What to read after Short Notes On St. Paul's Epistles to the Romans, Corinthians, Galatians ...?
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