Could someone explain to me sbout the Nt clausal Out lines please?

Tes

My quetion is ,to which does it explain ,which I have marked with red?to conj. or to the verb or to the whole verse? I have problem to figure out the preposions  ''into'' with''could mean in the chapter I am studying Romans 6:1-14.I would be very glad to know if I could have explanation.

God bless you.

Tes

I have forgotten to inser it.

 

 

Kevin Taylor

Tes said:

My quetion is ,to which does it explain ,which I have marked with red?to conj. or to the verb or to the whole verse? I have problem to figure out the preposions  ''into'' with''could mean in the chapter I am studying Romans 6:1-14.I would be very glad to know if I could have explanation.

God bless you.

 

Tes I have an audio resource that might greatly benefit you on your questions regarding the nuances of the prepositions used in that verse range if you are interested.

Dave Hooton

Tes said:

I have problem to figure out the preposions  ''into'' with''could mean in the chapter I am studying Romans 6:1-14.

1. Vincent says:-

Baptized into (εἰς). See on Matt. 28:19. The preposition denotes inward union, participation; not in order to bring about the union, for that has been effected. Compare 1 Cor. 12:12, 13, 27.

Vincent, M. R. (2002). Word studies in the New Testament (Ro 6:3).

2. Wuest says:

The usage of the word as seen in the above examples resolves itself into the following definition of the word baptizō (βαπτιζω), “the introduction or placing of a person or thing into a new environment or into union with something else so as to alter its condition or its relationship to its previous environment or condition.” And that is its usage in Romans 6. It refers to the act of God introducing a believing sinner into vital union with Jesus Christ, in order that that believer might have the power of his sinful nature broken and the divine nature implanted through his identification with Christ in His death, burial, and resurrection ..

Wuest, K. S. (1997). Wuest's word studies from the Greek New Testament

If you have either of those resources there is much more than these quotes.

Tes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/152796#Comment_152796

KevinTaylor said:

Tes I have an audio resource that might greatly benefit you on your questions regarding the nuances of the prepositions used in that verse range if you are interested

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Yes gladly.

Tes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/152846#Comment_152846

Dave Hooton said:

Wuest, K. S. (1997). Wuest's word studies from the Greek New Testament

If you have either of those resources there is much more than these quotes.

Thank you Dave for reminding me.I was once usigng  wuest'word study ,which is in the Platinum.