Posts Tagged ‘ Greek ’

δικαιόω: a morphological, lexical and historical analysis

Aug 16th, 2010 | By | Category: Blog Posts

The impetus for this brief post is Bryan’s recent response to Rose in the thread on St. Augustine on Law and Grace. Rose asks about the contention she has heard from Protestants that St. Augustine did not understand the meaning of δικαιόω (dikaiow), which means, according to the Protestants, to count righteous rather than to […]



The Two “Rocks” of Matthew 16:18 in the Syriac Peshitta

Aug 4th, 2010 | By | Category: Blog Posts

In the thread entitled “How John Calvin Made me a Catholic,” Jason asserted that the “Greek grammar” of Matthew 16:18 does not allow for the interpretation that Peter is the rock upon which the Church was built. I challenged Jason to make his case from the Greek text, but he has yet to respond. Some […]