Paul's missionary duty towards Gentiles in Rome: A note on the punctuation and syntax of Romans-I,13-15

Runar Thorsteinsson

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Abstract

Although scholars have long been aware of syntactical difficulties in Rom 1.1315, few have approached the problem by challenging the established punctuation. Readings of the text by some earlier interpreters, e.g. Origen of Alexandria, indicate that there may be good reasons to do so. In this article it is argued that current readings of Rom 1.1315 are based on inaccurate punctuation and syntax. A different punctuation of the passage is suggested, upon which a more plausible reading is based. This reading may, in turn, have some significance for the interpretation of Romans as a whole.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)531-547
JournalNew Testament Studies
Volume48
Issue number4
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2002

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  • Religious Studies

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