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"The
so-called aorist or indefinite form is really not a tense at all,
combining the marks of both past and future in its composition,
unless it may be called a past-future. It corresponds with the indefinite
present, I-WRITE. It is used of all three tenses in Ro.8:30: He
designates beforehand (past), He calls and justifies (present),
He glorifies (future)." Five methods of proof are given. |