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agrammatos
G0062
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unschooled
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Agrammatos describes Peter and John as men perceived as lacking formal learning in Acts 4:13.
The attested use describes Peter and John as perceived to lack formal learning when their boldness prompted amazement in Acts 4:13.
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Perceived as lacking formal learning · dominant
In Acts 4:13, the nominative plural masculine form describes Peter and John as the observers respond to their boldness. The APB renders the clause that they were "unschooled and unlearned men," while the verse also says the observers recognized that they had been with Jesus.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 4:13, the APB presents the description with "unschooled and unlearned men." It cannot establish which portion corresponds precisely to the lemma.