Raw Concept Context Data

ROM 4:25 — Concept Context (Author Scope: Paul)

Concepts detected: SIN (G3900 paraptomata), RESURRECTION (G1453 egerthe)

Same Chapter (Romans 4)

1. Romans 4:24 [RESURRECTION] — "if we believe on him that raised up Jesus our Lord from the dead"
2. Romans 4:7 [SIN] — "Blessed are they whose iniquities are forgiven, and whose sins are covered"
3. Romans 4:8 [SIN] — "Blessed is the man to whom the Lord will not impute sin"

Same Book (Romans)

1. Romans 1:4 [RESURRECTION]
2. Romans 10:9 [RESURRECTION]
3. Romans 11:11 [SIN — paraptoma] — "through their fall salvation is come unto the Gentiles"

PHM 1:18 — Concept Context

No theological concepts detected by the tool (the verse's vocabulary — adikeo, opheilo, ellogeo — falls outside the tool's concept categories). This is itself significant: Philemon's asham-framework vocabulary does not register in theological concept indexes because it uses financial/legal terms rather than sacrificial/cultic vocabulary.

Cross-Testament Parallels

Cross-testament parallels tool unavailable (sentence-transformers not installed). The analysis agent should note that parallels were not retrievable due to infrastructure constraints, and use the manually identified parallels from PROMPT.md focus areas.

Concept Context Observations

The concept_context.py tool classified paraptoma (G3900) under the SIN concept, confirming that in tool taxonomy — as in the LXX — the asham-specific "offense/trespass" concept is absorbed into the generic SIN category. This mirrors the LXX fragmentation problem: even modern semantic tools cannot distinguish asham-type offenses from chattat-type sins based on Greek vocabulary alone.