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Assurance for Man: The Fallacy of Translating Anaideia by "Persistence" in Luke 11:5-8

Assurance for Man: The Fallacy of Translating Anaideia by "Persistence" in Luke 11:5-8

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  • Alan F. Johnson

How should parables be interpreted? Is there only one single meaning? It is the contention of this essay that the church has misunderstood the meaning of the parable on prayer found in Luke 11:5-8. The interpretation hinges on the translation of the Greek word "anaideia."

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1979. 9 pages.

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