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Author  Topic    crisoft Romania 40 Posts Posted - 23 Jan 2008 :  10:51:25   I am not sure what the meaning of οὐ μὴ is, when followed by a subjonctive aorist, like in Genesis 3:1. Is it a strong negative, like "never" or something? Thanks   George Greece 615 Posts Posted - 25 Jan 2008 :  05:15:08     Just as you say, it intensifies the negation. E.g. "You shall never, never eat", etc.    Topic

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