From: Tony Stark (Data7201@aol.com)
Date: Wed Dec 08 1999 - 12:35:41 EST
First of all, Greetings.
In the book " Do it yourself Hebrew and Greek "by E.W.Goodrick he
stated-(Pg.2:4,2:5)
"The article is the most tricky item in the Greek Language. Only the
expert is qualified to make exegetical judgments about its use or
non-use."
He continues to say that all too often the teacher does not appreciate all
the ramifications in the use of the article." Then he provides examples:
"The Apollonius Canon, The Anaphoric use, Granville Sharp principle,
Colwell's rule, The Semitic Construct state influence, and the pronominal
use."
Can someone explain these rules? Where can i find them in print?
Especially- "The Anaphoric Use, The Semitic Construct state and the
pronominal use."
Thanks for your attention.
Tony :-)
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