1Cor 16:6 | RWP | e4.org | It may be ( τυχον ). Neuter accusative of second aorist active participle of τυγχανω used as an adverb (in Plato and Xenophon, but nowhere else in N.T.). Or even winter ( η κα παραχειμασω ). Future active of late verb παραχειμαζω ( χειμων , winter). See on ; ; . He did stay in Corinth for three months ( ), probably the coming winter. Whithersoever I go ( ου εαν πορευωμα ). Indefinite local clause with subjunctive. As a matter of fact, Paul had to flee from a conspiracy in Corinth ( ).

‏ 1 Corinthians 16:6

It may be ( τυχον ). Neuter accusative of second aorist active participle of τυγχανω used as an adverb (in Plato and Xenophon, but nowhere else in N.T.).

Or even winter ( η κα παραχειμασω ). Future active of late verb παραχειμαζω ( χειμων, winter). See on Ac 27:12; 28:11; Tit 3:12. He did stay in Corinth for three months (Ac 20:3), probably the coming winter.

Whithersoever I go ( ου εαν πορευωμα ). Indefinite local clause with subjunctive. As a matter of fact, Paul had to flee from a conspiracy in Corinth (Ac 20:3).