A question appeared today, Adam and Eve: Significance of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil?
It was marked by 5 users as an "exact duplicate" of the question Could the “tree of knowledge of good and evil” mean “tree of intelligence”?.
The questions asked in the earlier post were:
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Hmm ... If "The αι normally forms a diphthong, but in this word the diaeresis indicates that it forms two separate sounds: ᾽Η σα ϊ ας." (from Greek Diphthongs) and θσ cannot be pronounced together (I think so!). So ... Βηθ σα ϊ δά
@PaulVargas Looks good to me. (Wow, I hadn't thought about those "rules" in a long time -- kind of interesting!) I agree θσ would be weird, and I imagine many of the writers recognized that "βηθ" is actually a separate word so would be unlikely to conceptualize the θ with what follows anyway.
