Re: reason for b-greek

From: TonyProst@aol.com
Date: Thu Dec 10 1998 - 11:22:26 EST

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One of the greatest pleasures I get from B Greek is reading the epistles of
Paul aloud. I can hear the cadences of his sentences, and follow his abrupt
changes of thought and focus. Many times I will stop and ask myself: What is
he talking about! But I get a vivid sense of a man dictating to a
stenographer, walking around the room, trying out verbal structures, working
out abstruse theological concepts that we even now don't understand.

Regards,
Tony Prost
All Nonnos All Day
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