From: Glen L Naftaniel (glensmail@juno.com)
Date: Thu Apr 04 2002 - 22:17:01 EST
Hello all,
I am trying to better understand Rom 1:16: "OU GAR EPAISCHUNOMAI TO
EUANGELION DUNAMIS GAR THEOU ESTIN EIS SOTERIAN PANTI TO
PISTEUONTAI IUDAIO TE PROTON KAI hELLENI."
I have always thought that EUANGELION was the subject. Why is
"EUANGELION" in the Accusative? Is "DUNAMIS" the subject? Is the
subject in "EPAISCHUNOMAI"? And lastly what is the antecedent of
"ESTIN"? Thank you in advance.
God bless,
Glen Naftaniel
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