Doktorand o sångarpastor Samuel Svensson
Dragesholmsgatan 8,
S- 265 38 ÅSTORP
Sweden.
Email: samuel.svensson@post.utfors.se
004642/59232, 0046(o)733562369
Doktorand o sångarpastor Samuel Svensson
Dragesholmsgatan 8,
S- 265 38 ÅSTORP
Sweden.
Email: samuel.svensson@post.utfors.se
004642/59232, 0046(o)733562369
kommer du i håg Gunnar Barks familj från Bergeforsen?Nu är båda borta, pappa dog den 7 okt. Det har kommit fram hemligheter inom familjen,men det verkar som alla andra kännde till utom vi barn. Vill du ta med oss syskon i förbön? det kom bara för mig att jag skulle fråga leta på Samuel Svensson. Vänliga Hälsningar Ulla-Mari
By: Ulla-Mari Bark on October 26, 2008
at 7:46 pm
Kära Ulla-Mari,
hoppas Du haft och har en fin helg! Jag förstår saknaden efter far är stor, men Gud hjälper vidare!
Får jag träffa Dig om jag kommer till Medelpad. Är idén om möte i Stöde relevant?
Vi fick besök av Rolf Åslin o hans fru AnnChristine. Du kommer ihåg Rut o Rudolfs fosterson.
Har Du kunnat ta in ljuset från honom Jesus den här julhelgen? Det vore så roligt om Du berättade något om Dina minnen från vår tid i Bergeforsen!
Kära hälsningar Samuel o LissMarie
By: samuelsvensson on January 1, 2009
at 2:46 pm
Hello – I am a Christian man from the UK working temporarily in Helsingborg and I have been looking for a place to worship and have regular fellowship. Can you help?
Blessings!
By: Yomi Obe on January 18, 2009
at 9:51 am
Thank you and heartily welcome to Helsingborg! May I reommend “Pingstkyrkan” behind the library in the City Park and even Ramlösa kyrkan Elim and in the centre of the tower park Kärnen “Slottshagskyrkan”. If tuesdays 19 o’clock in Åstorp would fit You I have the privilege ot welcome You in Betelkyrkan only 20 km from the city of Helsingborg, 500 m north of the railway station in Åstorp.
Welcome!
By: samuelsvensson on May 31, 2009
at 7:01 am
Hej Samuel! Mitt namn är Ragnar. Jag har en undran om den grekiska formen aorist. Min undran är om formen aorist i den grekiska grundtexten alltid handlar om förfluten form eller om den ibland även kan vara presens eller futurum. Stället jag undrar över i detta fall är Rom 6:6 “Vår gamla människa har blivit korsfäst med honom för att den syndiga kroppen skall berövas sin makt ,” där utrycket “skall berövas sin makt” står i aoristiskt form. Kan detta i så fall översättas “så att den syndiga kroppen har berövats sin makt”?
Mvh Ragnar
By: Ragnar on June 12, 2009
at 2:24 pm
Frid Ragnar!
Tack att Du gjorde mig uppmärksam på ett viktigt skriftställe som ideologiskt är av avgörande betydelse för själva huvudpoängen i mitt resonemang om Andens totala seger över köttet!
Tyvärr låt mig in de grekiska grammatikor jag har hemma ge ett fullständigt svar på Din fråga.
När jag kommer till Lund vill jag ta Din fråga med mig och ge ett bättre svar.
HIttills dock ett utdrag ur Wikipedia’s artikel om Aorist-formen i allmänhet och sedan ett antal
moderna Bibelöversättningars sätt att lösa problematiken!
Förlåt mitt dröjsmål med svar.
Stor lycka i DIn fortsatta forskning!
Samuel S. Svensson
Dragesholmsgatan 8
SE- 265 38 ÅSTORP
Sverige
042 59232,
el- 0733 56 23 69
http://www.teol.lu.se/nt/forskning/svensson.html
http://www.samuelsvensson.wordpress.com
http://www.samuelsvensson.se
Aorist (from the Greek: ἀόριστος, aóristos, “without horizon, unbounded”) is an aspect or, used more specifically, a verb tense in some Indo-European languages such as Greek. The term is also used for unrelated concepts in some other languages, such as Turkish.[1] In contrast to the imperfective aspect, which refers to an action as continual or repeated, or to the perfect aspect, which calls attention to the consequences generated by an action, the aorist aspect has no such implications, but refers to an action “pure and simple”.[2]
In the indicative mood, the aorist refers to a past action, in a general way or as a completed event. It may also be used to express a general statement in the present (the “gnomic aorist”). Used this way, it is described as the aorist tense. In other moods (subjunctive, optative, and imperative), the infinitive, and (largely) the participle, the aorist is purely aspectual. In these forms, it has no temporal meaning, and acts purely as an alternative to the other aspects.
The aorist aspect is used, for example, in the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6:11, which says “Give (δὸς dòs, aorist imperative) us this day our daily bread”), whereas Luke 11:3 implies a sense of continuation with “Give (δίδου dídou, present imperative) us day by day our daily bread.”
In Proto-Indo-European, the aorist may have originated simply as an aspect of syntactic inflection, but later it probably developed into a combination of tense and aspect, a similar syntax being evident in Sanskrit. Many Indo-European languages have lost the aorist as a distinct feature. In the development of Latin, for example, the aorist tense merged with the perfect.[cit
Så nägra exempel från moderna bibelöversättningar.
Den norska so kom -78 skriver: ”for at det legeme som er under synden, skulle gjøres til intet og vi ikke lenger vaere slaver under synden.”
D-92 ”skulle tilintetgjøres”
Eberfelder:”damit der Leib der Sünde abgetan sei”
Einheits ” Damit der von der Sünde beherrschte Leib vernichtet werde”
Jerusalem:”to destroy this sinful body..”
NIV:”so that the body of sin might be rendered powerless”.
New Revised Standard Version: ” so that the body of sin might be destroyed”
New American Bible ”so that the..might be destroyed.”
TOB:”que soit détruit ce corps de péché”
By: samuelsvensson on July 2, 2009
at 5:33 am
dear brother , thank you for your good response, my co-pastors some are educated and some uneducated, they need a good teaching for effective work. and they were very poor pastors,they get offering every Sunday only 50 rupees to 80 rupees. it is very heard to life by church offerings. but they were very faithful in Gods work. please make them needful,
God bless you
pastor.Solomon
India
By: solomon on March 9, 2010
at 3:21 am
God Bless you from Chicago, IL!!
By: John Enarson on March 21, 2010
at 6:43 pm
Dear Pastor Sam:
Greetings from the Philippines.
I am Pastor Bing Gadian, a pastor of a growing church in Cagayan de Oro City with 50 chapters around the country. I am believing Jesus Christ is coming very soon and we need to plant more strong churches around the country and Asia. Thus, I am desiring to work under your group or work with you in training people to be a part of Jesus army. Please send me informations on how to work with you in expanding God’s kingdom.
Thank you very much.
For His glory,
Pastor Bing Gadian
President, Jesus For all Nations
Cagayan de Oro City
Mindanao, Philippines
+639185601093
By: HERBERT R. GADIAN on May 29, 2010
at 3:32 pm
My heart rejoices over the good tidings You are sending me. My main interest is to know more about the mechanisms that bring people to Your church, healings, personal contacts or a divine calling upon this people?
When Did You start Your work and where exactly is this situated?
By: samuelsvensson on June 29, 2010
at 7:48 am
Dear Brother Samuel,
I’m doing missionary work in South America. I would like to communicate with Swedish missionaries. Do you know anyone? Please let me know.
God bless,
Elmoreen
By: Elmoreen De Koker on July 19, 2010
at 7:00 pm
DEAR Rev. SAMUEL
GREETINGS IN THE NAME OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST.
WE ARE A CHURCH PLANTING MINISTRY IN THE RURAL KENYA NYANZA PROVINCE SOUTH WESTERN KENYA AT
AWENDO TOWN RONGO DISTRICT ON KISII SERARE HIGH WAY CLOSE TO THE BORDER
OF KENYA/TANZANIA.
WE ARE WORKING WITH WIDOWS, ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN.
WE KINDLY ASK YOU TO COME FOR
CRUSADES AND SEMINARS TO HELP US REALIZE OUR GOAL OF REACHING THE RURAL KENYA WITH THE GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOM THROUGH CRUSADES TRAINING OF OUR LEADERS IN THE GIFTS OF THE HOLLY SPIRIT, SCHOOLS OF MINISTRY.
COME PARTNER WITH US AS THE LORD LEEDS.
LOOKING FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU SOON.
REV. JOHN AND HELLLEN AMINA
OUTREACH COMMUNITY CHURCH
BOX 49 SARE AWENDO
E.A. KENYA
PHONE +254720734200
By: REV. JOHN AMINA on September 10, 2010
at 7:09 am
Thank You for reveaing Your visions for Tanzania! Of cause, I would like to come, but first I might know:How many pastors will come to those seminaries and how do they finance their coming and stay on seminaries and if You want me to pay for them, what is the prize for journey and lodgings?
Even, what other possibilities have You checked to get that teaching alrady in Tanzania by living good teachers and seminary leaders already living in Ta, including the possibility to get courses on correspondence?
Looking forwar to You anser with the best wished of God’s blessings!
Samuel
By: samuelsvensson on October 14, 2011
at 11:04 am
we are pioneer missionaries in NORTH INDIA from 1992 AND we love to get in touch with some mission who would love to do ministry in INDIA AND NEPAL, please pray for us, and if the LORD UNITES US together it is well and good, otherwise too, do pray for us so that we may god ahead when the LORD SHOWS some way, financially also we need support and in prayer and other things
By: PASTOR.PHILIP CHACKO on September 5, 2011
at 10:29 am
I am impresse by Your openness willing to share Your vision for India and Nepal!
In fact I have some contacts working in North India and Nepal, but before I give You their names and adressees, I want to know if You already have some contacts of this kind over there.
IN THE LORD!
SAMUEL SVENSSON
By: samuelsvensson on January 11, 2012
at 7:03 pm
Thankk you Matthew and heartily welcome to Helsingborg! May I reommend “Pingstkyrkan” behind the library in the City Park and even Ramlösa kyrkan Elim and in the centre of the tower park Kärnen “Slottshagskyrkan”. If tuesdays 19 o’clock in Åstorp would fit You I have the privilege ot welcome You in Betelkyrkan only 20 km from the city of Helsingborg, 500 m north of the railway station in Åstorp.
Welcome!
By: samuelsvensson on May 31, 2009
at 6:59 am
Dear Brother,
Thank You for Your response!
It would be a pleasure to come and share the riches of our great Lord!
In Christ
Samuel Svensson
By: samuelsvensson on August 31, 2010
at 4:51 pm
Please, write to me in English. God Bless!
Samuel
By: samuelsvensson on April 5, 2011
at 5:26 am
Please, write to me in Enlish!
God Bless!
Sam
By: samuelsvensson on April 5, 2011
at 5:27 am