Chapter

 1 1|              the Greek preposition eis, translated 'for' in the
 2 1| translation of the same Greek term eis found in Acts 2:38. The
 3 1|             First, he asserts that eis may mean because of, but
 4 1|  information about the preposition eis is flawed. According to
 5 1|      Herbert Weir Smyth, page 376, eis has four uses: Local, expressing
 6 1|         Acts 2:38. The preposition eis does not express cause. ~
 7 1|            uses of the preposition eis, Mr De Hann's statement
 8 1|           De Hann's statement that eis means because of in Luke
 9 1|            is precisely the use of eis described by Smyth above
10 1|       result of Jonah's words, but eis itself only indicates the
11 1|       generally to the preposition eis. ~Finally, the argument