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Romans 5:1: The Grammatical Internal Evidence for "Exomen"

Romans 5:1: The Grammatical Internal Evidence for "Exomen"

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  • Verlyn D. Verbrugge

Should the text in Romans 5:1 be read as an indicative or a subjunctive, that is, "ἔχομεν" or "ἔχωμεν"? Verbrugge wants to consider all the grammatical internal evidence to support the best text-critical decisions for this text.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 2011. 14 pages.

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