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If Your Eye Be Single

R. Steven Notley 01Jan2004 Articles 3 Comments

In Matt. 6:22, where you would expect to find the idiom, “good eye,” the adjective used in our saying is not καλός (kalos, “good,” “pleasant”) but ἁπλοῦς (haplous, “single,” “simple”).

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Matthew 6:22-23: Jesus’ “Good Eye” Saying

David N. Bivin 09Dec1995 Blog Leave a Comment

Sermon preached on December 9, 1995.

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