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Septuagintal Saturdays: Jonah 3:4
It has been quite a while since I’ve put my hand to the Septuagint. I’ve been rather busy, the last few months have been applications, working on papers, thesis, etc. However, in my readin… more →
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Evidence of Tetragrammaton in Septuagint (LXX)
fromthesunrising wrote 4 hours ago: The Divine Name of God: Spoken by Jesus and Early True Christians (An Archeological, Logical and Bib … more →
Evidence of Tetragrammaton in Septuagint (LXX)
fromthesunrising wrote 4 hours ago: The Divine Name of God: Spoken by Jesus and Early True Christians (An Archeological, Logical and Bib … more →
Some Examples of Textual Change in the LXX From the Hebrew in Samuel
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DavidC99 wrote 4 days ago: I have already written about the Septuagint, the ancient mistranslation of the Hebrew Old Testament … more →
Questioning the Claimed Septuagint-NT Connection
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DavidC99 wrote 5 days ago: Many of the so-called scholars in the field of Textual Criticism think that it is a done deal to arg … more →
Studying the Apocrypha/Deuterocanonicals/Anagignoskomena
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Chuck Grantham wrote 1 week ago: Whew! What a mouthful that title is. I got all the titles from the Wiki page on “Apocrypha … more →
More On God as Creator from II Maccabees
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John wrote 2 weeks ago: Introduction As I was reading through II Maccabees again, I was struck by the references to God as c … more →
Where to find Philo at SBL
TorreyS wrote 2 weeks ago: The primary place ‘to find Philo’ at The SBL Annual Meeting is of course in the Philo Se … more →
Perfect Imperative/Indicative?
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Mike Aubrey wrote 3 weeks ago: So I come to the LXX of Joshua 10:19 and see: ὑμεῖς δὲ μὴ ἑστήκατε καταδιώκοντες ὀπίσω τῶν ἐχθρῶν ὑμ … more →
Does Genesis 1:1 Teach That God Created the Heavens and the Earth?
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John wrote 1 month ago: At LXX Studies we will more than likely never be the first to break a story to the public, but hopef … more →
Some Bible Study Books for the Original Language Impaired
Chuck Grantham wrote 1 month ago: Basically here are resources for compare and contrast.: Parallel Bibles: 1. Essential Evangelical Pa … more →
Why does the Catholic bible have more books than King James?
Jayarathina Madharasan wrote 1 month ago: Image by Ian Hsu (iandoh) via Flickr While browsing, I came across this wonderful explanation for th … more →
Oxford Septuagint Seminar
Daniel O. McClellan wrote 1 month ago: I am really looking forward to a seminar that will be taking place within throwing distance of my li … more →
LXX Lexicon Review Posts
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Mike Aubrey wrote 2 months ago: So I sat down to finish up the last two posts reviewing lexical entries in Muraoka’s new lexic … more →
Can you Trust the Bible?
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layrenewal wrote 2 months ago: I hope this is a simple post to a very complex issue… The announcement has been made that the … more →
Determining Dependency Between Ancient Versions (part 2)
John wrote 2 months ago: In this post, I comment on the nature of the translation of the Syriac Peshitta (S) in Qoheleth, whi … more →
Determining Dependency Between Ancient Versions (part 1)
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John wrote 3 months ago: I realize I have not been posting frequently, but I can say that I have been making progress in prep … more →
In Defense of the Septuagint
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Fr. Ted wrote 3 months ago: The Prophet Moses As is well known historically, somewhere about 200 years before the time of Chris … more →
The Belgic Confession, Article VI: The Difference Between Canonical and Apocryphal Books
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Carl Gobelman wrote 3 months ago: We distinguish between these holy books and the apocryphal ones, which are the third and fourth book … more →
King James Only Believers And The LXX
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JasonS wrote 3 months ago: King James Only Believers And The LXX In their desire to repudiate the modern versions of the Script … more →
