2016
DOI: 10.15699/jbl.1352.2016.2968
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Galatians 3:1 as an Allusion to Textual Prophecy

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“…In contrast, Sharp, following Heidi Wendt, takes the view that Gal. 3.1 refers only to written oracles, given the meaning of the verb προγράϕω as ‘written beforehand’ (Wendt 2016; Sharp 2023: 171 n. 25). I was sympathetic to this view.…”
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“…In contrast, Sharp, following Heidi Wendt, takes the view that Gal. 3.1 refers only to written oracles, given the meaning of the verb προγράϕω as ‘written beforehand’ (Wendt 2016; Sharp 2023: 171 n. 25). I was sympathetic to this view.…”
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“… 15. For various ways to grammatically connect προεγράϕη with κατʼ ὀϕθαλμούς, see Wendt 2016: 380–81. …”
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