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2 Corinthians 12
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2 corinthians.12.dc12HumbleText
ἐλθόντος μου ταπεινώσῃ με / ἐλθόντα με ταπεινώσει
TEXTGRAMMARlow confidence
Is Paul describing what God may do when he comes, or what God will do to him?
WH and NA28 read a genitive absolute with a subjunctive, ‘when I come, may humble me’; Tregelles and RP use a future ‘will humble,’ RP also recasting Paul as the object of coming.
Why this default
The default follows SBLGNT, WH, and NA28 in presenting the humiliation as a feared possibility when Paul comes; Tregelles and RP use the future, while RP also omits the explicit ‘me.’
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Project defaultwhen I come again, my God may humble me before you
Project default · SBLGNT/WH/NA28
Witnessesἐλθόντος μου · ταπεινώσῃ με · SBLGNT; WH, NA28Alternativemy God will humble me when I come to you again
Tregelles/RP future reading
Witnessesἐλθόντος μου/ἐλθόντα με · ταπεινώσει (με/omission) · Treg, RPRecord integrity
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