Recensio synoptica annotationis sacræ; being a critical digest and synoptical arrangement of the most important annotations on the New Testament, ... collected and condensed, from Volume 5 - Samuel Thomas Bloomfield, Student, Paperback

• Release Date   9/13/2013
• ISBN-13   9781230053356 | 978-1-230-05335-6
• ISBN   1230053352 | 1-230-05335-2
• Format   Paperback
• Author(s)   Samuel Thomas Bloomfield
• This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1828 edition. Excerpt: ...rrjy yvwtrems K. T. a., " having the form, figure, delineation, and therefore the knowledge of the truth in the law." Mo'p4an? properly signifies the delineation of any thing with chalk, or otherwise, an outline. as Tuvos is the delineation of any thing by stamp. Now as both are conceived to represent the true form of any thing, so they are both metaphorically applied, (two? in Rom. 6, 17 and jLopQaotris in the present passage,) to an accurate knowledge of any thing. Here Theophylact well observes: Ilay ouv SiSaer/caXoy foypatpei Km ju.opo? rv yvwviv Too xaXoo, Km TtjV a?a)Qe'av, iv Tms Twv jxaSrjTfov /oa$-. 'AXX' el Km irpaxxti, TeXeoy el 3' 00, TojooToy, oTo oi vOv ove8£o'xevot irctpa. Too a7roo-To'Xow. 20. Ttjj yvaitrews Kai Ty aXrjOejay. Here there seems to be an Hendiadis equivalent to "true doctrine:" which I conceive to be a correct representation of the sense. The student may further consult Grotius, De Dieu, and Bos. Exerc. p. 100. Others, and especially Koppe and Macknight, rather obscure than illustrate the subject. The latter has been well refuted by Mr. Slade, to whose remarks on the scope of the passage I refer my readers. 21. a ovv 88ao-ca)V erepov, r. 0. 8. Koppe notices the change of the construction, which, he says, ought to have been el ouv rb, b 88ao-Kaii/. He also observes that the Apodosis (q. d. "since you are such, think how much heavier a punishment awaits you") is not expressed, but left to be supplied by the imagination. And this is true. but it is not to be considered any defect, being no more than is often found in orators, even Demosthenes and Cicero themselves. The sentiment here inculcated isonenotunfrequent in the...