At Ligonier today. (HT: Colin). CH602 alumni pay heed: facere quod in se est, Deus non denegat gratiam! Aren’t you glad you learned that?
This essay is excerpted from Sinclair’s latest, In Christ Alone
At Ligonier today. (HT: Colin). CH602 alumni pay heed: facere quod in se est, Deus non denegat gratiam! Aren’t you glad you learned that?
This essay is excerpted from Sinclair’s latest, In Christ Alone
Hey, I’m gonna call my old prof out on this one! Didn’t we learn it as “facientibus” quod in se est?
Not so fast my son.
If you’ll remember I always tell the class that it can be formulated two ways. One is with the present active infinitive (facere “to do”) and the other is with with the dat/abl pres act participle facientibus (to the ones doing…)
Ahhh. I should have known that my force skills were as yet of no match. I submit!
(And apparently need to go back and review my class notes.)