The Four Gospels, Tr. From the Greek. With Preliminary Dissertations, And Notes Critical And Explanatory
The Four Gospels, Tr. From the Greek. With Preliminary Dissertations, And Notes Critical And Explanatory
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It was observed befom ***, that jjse^ where it can be discovered, must determine die significa- tion, in preference to etymology. And here we are t^ no loss to affirm that ajfcporwed), whatever were its origin, is not confined to electing, or constituting, by a plurality of voices.
' But, whatever be in this, in the instance before us, the ;|jetpcMro^>70avrf$, or electors, were no more than%Paul and^Bamabas ; and it could not, with any propriety, be said of two^ that they elected by a majority ...of votes ; since there can be no doubt that they must have both agreed in the appointment ; and if it had been the discipks, ' and not the two i^iostles who had given their sufirages, it would have been of the disciples, and of them only, not of the Apostles, that the term ;cf cporw^avr^ could have teen used, which the construction of the sentence wDiss.IV.§. 15, ^c.
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manifestly shows that it is not. The sense of the word here given by Beza, is therefore totally unex- ampled ; for, according to him, it must signify not ^0 electj but to constitute those whom others have elected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was observed befom ***, that jjse^ where it can be discovered, must determine die significa- tion, in preference to etymology. And here we are t^ no loss to affirm that ajfcporwed), whatever were its origin, is not confined to electing, or constituting, by a plurality of voices.
' But, whatever be in this, in the instance before us, the ;|jetpcMro^>70avrf$, or electors, were no more than%Paul and^Bamabas ; and it could not, with any propriety, be said of two^ that they elected by a majority ...of votes ; since there can be no doubt that they must have both agreed in the appointment ; and if it had been the discipks, ' and not the two i^iostles who had given their sufirages, it would have been of the disciples, and of them only, not of the Apostles, that the term ;cf cporw^avr^ could have teen used, which the construction of the sentence wDiss.IV.§. 15, ^c.
VOL. ij. • 28 Digitized byCjOOQlC 1 22a PRELIMINARY [d, x.
manifestly shows that it is not. The sense of the word here given by Beza, is therefore totally unex- ampled ; for, according to him, it must signify not ^0 electj but to constitute those whom others have elected.
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