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Some, indeed, except that where the word huper is used in this phrase, as Heb. ii.

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So the same apostle, 1 Cor.i. 13, asking, and strongly denying by way of interrogation, Mē Paulos estaurōthē huper humōn; “Was Paul crucified for you?” plainly showeth that the word huper, used about the crucifying of

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And when, in the same line of thought, I inquired why he named a German story “Hyperion,” with no apparent reason from classical associations, he pertinently enough answered me by pronouncing the name huper-iown, (“going higher "), the story being a tale of progress in human character.

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[3668] The original Greek is preserved here by Theodoret, differing in some respects from the old Latin version: kai aposterountas ton anthropon tes eis Theon anodou kai acharistountas to huper auton sarkothenti logo tou Theou.

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But why this exception should prevail I see no reason, for the same preposition being used in the like kind in other cases doth confessedly intimate a commutation; as Rom.ix. 3, where Paul affirms that he “could wish himself accursed from Christ huper tōn adelphōn,” — “for his brethren,” — that is, in their stead, that they might be united to him.

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Polycarpus: — Hoti oute ton Christon pote kataleipein dunēsometha ton huper tēs tou kosmou tōn sōzōmenōn sōtērias pathonta, oute heteron timē sebein. —

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* Hoti oute ton Christon pote kataleipein dunēsometha ton huper tēs tou kosmou tōn sōzōmenōn sōtērias pathonta, oute heteron timē sebein.

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* [7414] Dia tēn agapēn hēn eschen pros hēmas to haima autou edōken huper hēmōn en thelēmati autou kai tēn sarka huper tēs sarkos hēmōn kai tēn psuchēn huper psuchōn hēmōn.

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* Dia tēn agapēn hēn eschen pros hēmas to haima autou edōken huper hēmōn en thelēmati autou kai tēn sarka huper tēs sarkos hēmōn kai tēn psuchēn huper psuchōn hēmōn.

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Corinth: — Dia tēn agapēn hēn eschen pros hēmas to haima autou edōken huper hēmōn en thelēmati autou kai tēn sarka huper tēs sarkos hēmōn kai tēn psuchēn huper psuchōn hēmōn. — “For the love which he had unto us, he gave his blood for us, according to his purpose, and his flesh for our flesh, and his life for our lives.”

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