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Subject: Re: Mark 1:4
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How about "litcri" or "malfargau"?


--- In lojban@y..., pycyn@a... wrote:
> 
> madzei 
> 
> We need a good word for "sin" -- moral crime
> seems to miss the point pretty 
> completely (for first century Judaism/Christianity,
> anyhow)  The Greek is 
> actually "to miss the mark" and related nouns, so,
> in keeping with the Way 
> metaphor, to stray from the path or some such, not
> that helps find a Lojban 
> word.