From: Jim Crouch (crouchjames@attbi.com)
Date: Sun Jan 13 2002 - 10:00:45 EST
DIA LOUTROU PALIGGENESIAS KAI ANAKAINWSEWS PNEUMATOS hAGIOU
Is it possible to read only one object of the preposition DIA (viz.,
LUTROU) followed by two genitives of description (viz., PALIGGENESIAS KAI
ANAKAINWSEWS) with the final genitive phrase (viz., PNEUMATOS hAGIOU)
modifying DIA LOUTROU? In other words, is it grammatically reasonable that
Paul is that the washing "by/through the Holy Spirit" produces both
"rebirth and renewal"?
If this is not grammatically reasonable, what alternative grammatical
construction(s) would convey this meaning?
Thanks!
Jim Crouch
crouchjames@attbi.com
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