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I’d like to understand the Greek behind the phrase in the teaching of Christ. Because I’m interested in whether the phrase teaching of Christ refers to the teachings that Christ taught including His teachings before His death, burial and resurrection, or if it the phrase is also talking about the doctrine surrounding what is known about Christ. My guess is both, but I’d like to understand the Greek a bit better.
II John 1:9 - Everyone who goes on ahead and does not abide in the teaching of Christ, does not have God. Whoever abides in the teaching has both the Father and the Son. (ESV)
interrogative
/ˌɪntəˈrɒɡətɪv/
adjective
having the force of a question.
"a hard, interrogative stare"
transitive verb
A verb that entails one or more transitive
objects, for example, 'enjoys' in Amadeus
enjoys music.
This contrasts with intransitive verbs,
which do not entail transitive objects,
for example, 'arose' in Beatrice arose.
Notes from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_case:
- N (Nominative)
Indicates
: Subject of a finite verbSample case words
: weSample sentence
: We went to the store.Interrogative
: Who or what?Notes
: Corresponds to English’s subject pronouns.
- V (Vocative)
Indicates
: AddresseeSample case words
: JohnSample sentence
:- John, are you all right?
- Hello, John!
- O John, how are you! (archaic)
Interrogative
:Notes
: Roughly corresponds to the archaic use of “O” in English.
- A (Accusative)
Indicates
: Direct object of a transitive verbSample case words
: us, for us, the (object)Sample sentence
:- The clerk remembered us.
- John waited for us at the bus stop.
- Obey the law.
Interrogative
:- Whom or what?
Notes
: Corresponds to English’s object pronouns and preposition for construction before the object, often marked by a definite article the. Together with dative, it forms modern English’s oblique case.
- G (Genitive)
Indicates
: Possessor of another nounSample case words
: ’s, of (the)Sample sentence
:- John’s book was on the table.
- The pages of the book turned yellow.
- The table is made out of wood.
Interrogative
: Whose? From what or what of?Notes
: Roughly corresponds to English’s possessive (possessive determiners and pronouns) and preposition of construction.
- D (Dative)
Indicates
: Indirect object of a verbSample case words
: us, to us, to the (object)Sample sentence
:- The clerk gave us a discount.
- The clerk gave a discount to us.
- According to the law…
Interrogative
: Whom or to what?Notes
: Corresponds to English’s object pronouns and preposition to construction before the object, often marked by a definite article the. Together with accusative, it forms modern English’s oblique case.
3956 3588 4254 2532 3361 3306
pas ho proagōn kai mē menōn
πᾶς ὁ προάγων καὶ μὴ μένων
Anyone - going on ahead and not abiding
Adj-NMS Art-NMS V-PPA-NMS Conj Adv V-PPA-NMS
┌─────────┐
1722 3588 1322 │ 3588 │ 5547 2316
en tē didachē │ tou │ Christou Theon
ἐν τῇ διδαχῇ │ τοῦ │ Χριστοῦ , Θεὸν
in the teaching │ - │ of Christ God
Prep Art-DFS N-DFS │ Art-GMS │ N-GMS N-AMS
└─────────┘
3756 2192 3588 3306 1722 3588
ouk echei ho menōn en tē
οὐκ ἔχει . ὁ μένων ἐν τῇ
not has The [one] abiding in the
Adv V-PIA-3S Art-NMS V-PPA-NMS Prep Art-DFS
1322 3778 2532 3588 3962
didachē houtos kai ton Patera
διδαχῇ , οὗτος καὶ τὸν Πατέρα
teaching this [one] both the Father
N-DFS DPro-NMS Conj Art-AMS N-AMS
2532 3588 5207 2192
kai ton Huion echei
καὶ τὸν Υἱὸν ἔχει .
and the Son has
Conj Art-AMS N-AMS V-PIA-3S
https://biblehub.com/interlinear/2_john/1-9.htm
tou
3588
tou
τοῦ
-
Art-GMS