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- From: Jeff Krantz <jkrantz AT optonline.net>
- To: Corpus-paul <corpus-paul AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: Subjective vs. objective genitive in Paul
- Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 18:45:39 -0400
Hello listmates!
I've recently been looking again at the tendency of
translators to tranlate PISTEWS IHSOU XRISTOU (pardon my
transliteration) in the objective sense, feeling that (I'm sure this has been
said before) their translations are governed by their theology rather than the
other way around.
I'm told that C. F. D. Moule has written rather
convincingly that the subjective genitive would be more appropriate, but can't
find the source. Can anyone point me to his, or other similar work?
It seems that there is a slow-but-growing tendency
to abandon the triumphalistic "faith in Jesus" for the "faith of Jesus" in
Pauline circles. Am I seeing what I want to see, or do some of you feel
the same way?
Thanks so much in advance for your
guidance/suggestions.
Yours,
Jeff Krantz
Mercer School of
Theology
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Subjective vs. objective genitive in Paul,
Jeff Krantz, 08/28/2001
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Subjective vs. objective genitive in Paul, Zeba Crook, 08/28/2001
- Re: Subjective vs. objective genitive in Paul, David Denton, 08/28/2001
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