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The Use of in the New Testament (Studies in Biblical Greek .11) (2004. XVI, 222 S.)

Johnston, J. Willian
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This book examines in detail the use of the pronominal adjective pi («all, each, every») in the Greek New Testament, focusing on how syntactical patterns and the semantic value of words or phrases it modifies are factors determining its sense and scope. These findings are applied to the interpretation of several debated passages in the New Testament.
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The Greek pronominal adjective is generally glossed as All, Each, or Every, but Johnston (New Testament studies, Dallas Theological Seminary, Texas) finds such slackness unsuitable for scholars of the New Testament, and looks for structural and semantic clues to help them determine which of the meanings is the truth in a particular context. Having done so, he demonstrates the application of his methods in a number of significant passages. The study began as his Ph.D. dissertation for his home institution in 2002. It is not indexed. Annotation 2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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