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Post by robinva on Oct 7, 2005 13:25:02 GMT -5
I have heard several times during sermons that there are places in the scripture where a question is asked with a built in answer. Somthing about the way the question is constructed in the Greek text that provides the answer, I think  Is there a term for this and what are the scriptures in which we can find this type of grammatical structure? Thanks! Robin |
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Post by sojourner on Dec 12, 2005 13:18:49 GMT -5
Robin,
It doesn't look like you have had too many takers on this, and i'm not real sure what the term is myself. So i will check my Greek grammer books to see if i can find anything, and if not i will contact someone else who will know.
I'm kind of curious about it myself now.
in HIS grip
bobby
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Post by benshelpmeet on Dec 12, 2005 14:50:14 GMT -5
Dearest Robin, Bro. Ben and I must have not seen this post.  Sorry we missed your question.  This is called a rhetorical question. Here is an example... Exo 15:11 Who is like unto thee, O LORD, among the gods? who is like thee, glorious in holiness, fearful in praises, doing wonders? The obvious and understood answer is no one. I hope that was helpful. Have a great day sister! ~ Darlene ~ |
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Is there a term for this and what are the scriptures in which we can find this type of grammatical structure?
Sorry we missed your question. 