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== Lexical notes ==
 
== Lexical notes ==
* In verse 16 special emphasis is placed on the word "oath" by transposition from its expected syntax and placement at the end of the verse: "For men indeed by the Greater swear, and for the end of the argument they have confirmation, '''the oath'''." See [[Ex 22:11]].
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* In verse 16 Paul places special emphasis on the word ''oath'' by transposing it from its expected position. In its expected position in Greek, ''the oath'' would fall in line with how it is translated in the KJV. Instead, ''the oath'' is transposed to the end of the sentence. To get the same affect in English we could translate this verse as: "For men indeed by the Greater swear, and for the end of the argument they have confirmation, '''the oath'''." See [[Ex 22:11]].
  
 
== Exegesis ==
 
== Exegesis ==

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  • In verse 16 Paul places special emphasis on the word oath by transposing it from its expected position. In its expected position in Greek, the oath would fall in line with how it is translated in the KJV. Instead, the oath is transposed to the end of the sentence. To get the same affect in English we could translate this verse as: "For men indeed by the Greater swear, and for the end of the argument they have confirmation, the oath." See Ex 22:11.

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