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ΕΠΟΤΙΣΘΗΜΕΝ (I Corinthians 12. 13)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 February 2009

G. J. Cuming
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Extract

When Paul writes about the imparting of the holy Spirit, he normally uses quite ordinary verbs: God gives (δÍωμι, Rom. 5. 5), we receive (λαβάνω, Rom. 8. 15). But in I Cor. 12. 13 he uses an unusual, rather surprising word:

That one holy Spirit was poured out for all of us to drink (NEB).

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Short Studies
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New Testament Studies , Volume 27 , Issue 2 , January 1981 , pp. 283 - 285
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1981

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References

1 ET J. Pringle (Calvin Translation Society), 1848, p. 407.

2 So Barrett, C. K., A Commentaty on the First Epistle to the Corinthians (2 1971), p. 289.Google Scholar

3 Apology, 65.3.

4 Apostolic Tradition, ed. Cuming, G. J. (1976), p. 21Google Scholar (ed. C. Dix, ch. xxiii. 3).

5 Hennecke, E. (ed.), New Testament Apocrypha (1965), 2, 280, 285; 372; 458, 470, 526.Google Scholar

1 Brightman, F. E., Liturgies Eastern and Western, p. 52, line 9; p. 133, line 5.Google Scholar

2 References in Fisher, J. D. C., Confirmation Then and Now (1978), pp. 95, 98, 111, 116.Google Scholar

3 Horn. in Epist. lad Cor., xxx. 2Google Scholar (Migne, , PG, 61, col. 251Google Scholar); my translation.

1 I am grateful to Professor A. T. Hanson for this comment.