The addition by Matthew and Luke of the words [Greek: ho adelphos autou (ton adelphon autou)] is held by some to indicate their use of a Marcan text different from ours.
Greek: Christos men kata to kechristhai kai kosmêsai ta panta di autou ton theon legetai] and therefore (see Dial.
Greek: hote eudokêsen ho theos apokalupsai ton huion autouen emoi], and yet puts it on a level with the appearances which the earlier Apostles had seen.
Greek: to d' eis ton autou topon pherethai hekaoton to eis to autou eidos esti pheresthai].
In hoc apparuit ephanerothe he agape tou caritas Dei in nobis, Theou en hemin, hoti ton quoniam Filium Suum yion autou ton monogene unigenitum misit Deus apestalken ho Theos eis in mundum, ut vivamus ton kosmon, hina zesomen per Eum.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "autou" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
