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renders ἐλπιζομένων (elpizomenōn) as hope rather than imputing a concept of good.
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There is no punctuation or English-style word ordering in the original Greek, and the second clause should be placed at the beginning:  "Realizing the infinite, ...."
 
There is no punctuation or English-style word ordering in the original Greek, and the second clause should be placed at the beginning:  "Realizing the infinite, ...."
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== the first clause above ==
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English translations of the first clause above have a bit of a selfish connotation to it, which runs counter to [[Christianity]].  The flaw in most English translations is how it renders ἐλπιζομένων (elpizomenōn) as hope rather than imputing a concept of good.
 
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[[category:Christianity]]
 
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