Can you explain more about how the masculine/feminine works in Greek? I've been trying to find a source via google and it keeps letting me down. I mostly just want to find out what the rules are regarding the use of masculine vs feminine in a document such as the Bible or even in a letter at the time the Epistles were written.
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Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa
 Stop using the Greek, because you have no clue to what the words mean. The office of A BISHOP is feminine because it's a thing, like table or chair, the person itself "Bishop" is masculine because only men can be Bishops.
Go back to the woodshed and study it out. You don't know Koine Greek, sorry.  |
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