Re: Perfect and Subjunctive/Future  Carlton L. Winbery ( Mon, 9
Sep 1996 19:39:28 +0400  akio itou wrote;  >>*elhluquian* is the
perfect active participle modifying BASILEIAN. It >>asserts that
"they will see the Kingdom having come (present) in power."
>>The participle like and verbal adjective describes the Kingdom
which they >>see as present. >That solves the question about the
perfect tense, but how is it related to >*hEWS AN IDWSIN*, which
seems to imply the future time for the coming of >the Kingdom.
"Until they see the Kingdom of God having come with power." At
the time of the seeing the coming is an accomplished fact, a
reality. The whole thing is in the future because of hEWS AN,
"Until".  >>>The other is *apolesei* in Mk 8:35. Am I supposed
to take this a variant >>>form of subjunctive, or a case of the
indicative future fomr used for a >>>subjuctive? What are
opinions of those eminent Greek scholars? >>*apolesei* appears
to me as a prediction, "he will destroy it (his life). >>The
subjunctive is QE