ΙΗΣΟΥΣ. ΚΥΡΙΟΣ. Their Usage and Sense in Holy Scripture

by Herman Heinfetter

Publishers:

Cradock & Co.; J. Bumpus

, 1857

Overview

In ΙΗΣΟΥΣ. ΚΥΡΙΟΣ. Their Usage and Sense in Holy Scripture, Herman Heinfetter explores the usage and sense of the words “Jesus” and “Lord” in the Greek texts of the Old and New Testaments.

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Key Features

• Examines the need for consensus based on the infallible nature of the Holy Spirit in regard to translation and “sense”
• Attempts to eliminate dispute over the meaning of passages based on the acceptance of proposed rules
• Presents the facts, void of personal opinion, in pursuit of the true “sense”
• Provides an excellent guide for pastors and students, bypassing general grammar rules

Contents

• Ιησους
• Not Governed by Verb in a Dative Case
• Governed by Verb in a Dative Case
• Τω Ιησου (Note 29)
• Vocative Case
• Notes to ΙΗΣΟΥΣ
• Κυριος
• Used as a Distinctive Personal Appellation
• Used as an Appellation of Class, Character, and Office
• Vocative Case
• Notes to ΚΥΡΙΟΣ
• Conclusion

Product Details

• Title: ΙΗΣΟΥΣ. ΚΥΡΙΟΣ. Their Usage and Sense in Holy Scripture
• Author: Herman Heinfetter
• Publisher: Cradock & Co.
• Publication Date: 1857
• Pages: 72
• Christian Group: Evangelical
• Resource Type: Grammars
• Topic: Greek

About Herman Heinfetter

Herman Heinfetter was the pseudonym used for Frederick Parker (1808–1888). Parker was a member of the Anglo-Biblical Institute and was the author of An English Version of the New Testament from the Text of the Vatican Manuscript, a literal rendering of the New Testament that was originally published serially.