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Review: 'Greek Aorist' · stempublishing.com

2. The disciples were not to be anxious (pr.) as a habit as to food and raiment: a look at the birds, an observation of the lilies, however transient, might well reprove it. They were not to be anxious (aor.) at all, said the Lord — not for the morrow. (Ver. 34.) It is a stronger statement, excluding even a single instance.