The Johannean Problem a Resum for English Readers
The Johannean Problem a Resum for English Readers
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There are certain indications, evidently not inserted with the purpose of guiding to any con( hi- The Author ^. ^^^ indications which, like the flashing of a Jew. . , , . , , an eye, are involuntary, and which lead us to conclude that the author was a Jew. This is inferred from the style of the language. The Greek is well known as a language especially rich in (i) inflec- Shownbyhis ^. -^j^g^ ^2) in synonyms and (3) in connect- ing and relative particles. It is, therefore, especially favorable ...to the formation of sonorous periods. The Hebrew is the reverse of this, except in the matter of synonyms of words other than conjunctions. Any scholar familiar with both Greek and Hebrew will see at once in the fourth gospel the manner of one accustomed to think in the Hebrew (or Aramaic) tongue. The rounded Greek period is absent. There is present instead the Hebrew parallelism. In place of the richness of diction, which a Greek seeks to display by using synonyms, there is a repetition of the same word in succeeding clauses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are certain indications, evidently not inserted with the purpose of guiding to any con( hi- The Author ^. ^^^ indications which, like the flashing of a Jew. . , , . , , an eye, are involuntary, and which lead us to conclude that the author was a Jew. This is inferred from the style of the language. The Greek is well known as a language especially rich in (i) inflec- Shownbyhis ^. -^j^g^ ^2) in synonyms and (3) in connect- ing and relative particles. It is, therefore, especially favorable ...to the formation of sonorous periods. The Hebrew is the reverse of this, except in the matter of synonyms of words other than conjunctions. Any scholar familiar with both Greek and Hebrew will see at once in the fourth gospel the manner of one accustomed to think in the Hebrew (or Aramaic) tongue. The rounded Greek period is absent. There is present instead the Hebrew parallelism. In place of the richness of diction, which a Greek seeks to display by using synonyms, there is a repetition of the same word in succeeding clauses.
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