Blogs about: Canon Of Old Testament
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Jewish Bible
The Jewish Study Bible (or JSB for short), English translation of Jewish Scripture, was prepared by The Jewish Publication Society and was published by Oxford University Press. As expected it has onl… more →
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Jewish Bible
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vivator wrote 1 year ago: The Jewish Study Bible (or JSB for short), English translation of Jewish Scripture, was prepared by … more →
The Orthodox Study Bible
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vivator wrote 1 year ago: I bought my copy of Orthodox Study Bible (OSB for short) recently. The main reason why I bought it i … more →
John Chrysostom and canon of Old Testament
vivator wrote 1 year ago: John Chrysostom (c. 347 to 407 AD) was bishop of bishop of Constantinople (now Istanbul in Turkey) f … more →
Gregory of Nazianzus and Canon of Old Testament
vivator wrote 1 year ago: Gregory of Nazianzus (c. 329 to 390 AD) was bishop of Constantinople (present day Istanbul) from 379 … more →
Septuagint (LXX) & Catholic and Protestant's Old Testament
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vivator wrote 1 year ago: Septuagint or LXX is Greek translation of Old Testament books. According to a story recorded in the … more →
Constitutions of the Holy Apostles
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vivator wrote 1 year ago: Constitutions of the Holy Apostles or Apostolic Constitutions is collection of materials on church o … more →
Hilary and Canon of Old Testament
vivator wrote 1 year ago: Hilary was born in c. 315 AD in Poitiers, France. He converted to Christianity as adult and became … more →
Epiphanius and canon of Old Testament
vivator wrote 1 year ago: Epiphanius (c. 315 to 403 AD) was bishop of Salamis in Cyprus. He was known in his attempts to refu … more →
Examining Dr. Geisler's argument against canonicity of apocrypha/deuterocanonica
vivator wrote 1 year ago: Dr. Norman Geisler is the co-founder and Dean of Southern Evangelical Seminary, Charlotte, North Car … more →
Did Augustine change his mind on his list of Old Testament books?
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vivator wrote 2 years ago: Augustine (354 to 430 AD) was bishop of Hippo in North Africa and was, perhaps, the most well-known … more →
Christ and canon of Old Testament
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vivator wrote 2 years ago: Some may argue that during Christ’ time on earth, the Jews already had their canon of Scriptur … more →
Athanasius and Canon of Old Testament
vivator wrote 2 years ago: Athanasius (c. 300 to 373 AD) was bishop of Alexandria from 328 to 373 AD. He was known as one of s … more →
Eusebius and Canon of New Testament
vivator wrote 2 years ago: Eusebius Pamphilius was bishop of Caesarea in Palestine from 314 to 339 and the first known Church h … more →
Cyril of Jerusalem and Canon of Old Testament
vivator wrote 2 years ago: Cyril (died 386 AD) was bishop of Jerusalem from 350 to 351 AD, hence he is known as Cyril of Jerusa … more →
Melito and Canon of Old Testament
vivator wrote 2 years ago: Melito was (c. last third of 2nd century AD) was bishop of Sardis in Asia minor (present day Turkey) … more →
Philo and canon of Old Testament
vivator wrote 2 years ago: Philo Judaeus (c. 20 BC to 50 AD), was Jewish philosopher, writer and a leader of Jewish community i … more →
Augustine and Canon of Old Testament
vivator wrote 2 years ago: Augustine (354 to 430) was bishop of Hippo, North Africa and, perhaps, the most well-known Church Fa … more →
Origen and Canon of Old Testament
vivator wrote 2 years ago: Origen (c. 185 to 251 AD) was teacher, theologian and prolific author who wrote commentaries of almo … more →
from the blood of Abel to the blood of Zechariah
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vivator wrote 2 years ago: Therefore also the Wisdom of God said, ‘I will send them prophets and apostles, some of whom t … more →
