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In the Spanish version, which Dorfman translated from the English, this practice necessarily changes since Spanish does not allow flexibility in the use of contractions: there are two required forms that are prepositional phrases. OK, so nobody has told these people not to end a sentence in a prepositional phrase. Waetjen looks at the double prepositional phrase in Rom 1:17 that is conventionally translated as "through faith for faith" or something similar. |
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