190. The Significance of Aorist Indicative Passive of homoiō in Matthew’s Gospel Passive Tense forms of homoiō in Matthew’s Gospel.

In 1985 D. A. Carson published a short note in New Testament Studies 31 (277-82) entitled “The homoios Word-Group as Introduction to Some Matthean Parables.” His question was quite simple — why does the writer of Matthew’s Gospel use aorist indicative … Continue reading