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Searching For Granville Sharp Rule in Septuagint

Brian Leathers

Thanks to a previous post from Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :), (Thanks Keep Smiling!), this search appears to find instances of the Granville Sharp Rule in the LXX:

morph.g:D BEFORE 1 WORDS morph.g:N BEFORE 1 WORDS lemma.g:=καί BEFORE 1 WORDS morph.g:N

Appreciate any feedback.

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Don Awalt

@Brian Leathers this is my Granville-Sharp participles Syntax Search that produces 63 results. I did it a long time ago…

Brian Leathers

I have that search saved in my docs. Thanks again you for making it available for download. I just wish those syntax searches were available for use with the LXX.

Dave Hooton

The Rule is held to apply only to the NT, provided the substantives (e.g. Noun, Participle) have the same Case, are connected by "kai", and the first has the article which is absent from the second. A simple Search cannot provide Agreements between words, so you end up with spurious results.

If you have the dataset, a Precise Search for grammaticalConstructions:"Granville Sharp" will find them.