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27 days ago by John

In the last post, we considered the different vocalizations between the MT and Symm. and the rest of the OT tradition. The former witnesses preserve a noun nega’, while the latter witnesses contained a verb for the consonants נגע. In this post, the textual variant comes to the fore. The last post co ...

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30 days ago by John

Introduction to the Problem In the last post on Ecclesiastes 2:12, I concluded that although the LXX appeared to have a different parent text than the MT, the LXX actually witnessed to the same consonantal text as represented in the MT. In Isaiah 53:8d, I want to explore an example where the LXX has ...

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32 days ago by John

Prima facie there are significant differences between the Masoretic Text and the Septuagint, which lead one to think that the LXX was translated from a radically different text than the MT. However, many of these differences arise from the translation technique of the LXX translator; ergo, the diffe ...

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33 days ago by John

Well, I have finished reading the first two chapters of Job in the MT and the LXX with some spot readings from the Peshitta along the way. I’m struck by differences between the LXX and MT, particularly the plus in LXX Job 2:9, which I will comment on later. However, the differences do strike me as d ...

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34 days ago by Timothy Ministries

The Masoretic Text (MT) is the Hebrew text of the Jewish Bible (Tanakh). It defines not just the books of the Jewish canon, but also the precise letter-text of the biblical books in Judaism, as well as their vocalization and accentuation for both public reading and private study. The MT is also wide ...

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49 days ago by John

The English Standard Version or the ESV is a very popular English translation and on the whole it is a very faithful translation of the original text. However, they simply blundered on Daniel 7.27 and here is why. The ESV: And the kingdom and the dominion and the greatness of the kingdoms under the ...

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101 days ago by Jim

Can I just say that drinking alone is generally not a great idea? You should definitely drink with a friend, a good friend, unless you are drinking for a reason. My good friends are either far away, or asleep 10 miles up the road. They would help me out here if they knew! I'm burning DVD's at the mo ...

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127 days ago by Jason

This informational article will address in a simple way the question, “Why are there so many Bible translations?” The question is legitimate and many other questions emerge as a result of this one. So, let’s look at the question with some questions, okay? What is a Bible translation? Properly unders ...

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151 days ago by wongst

This short article will address in a simple way the question, “Why are there so many Bible translations?” The question is legitimate and many other questions emerge as a result of this one. So, let’s cover the question with some questions, okay? What is a Bible translation? Properly understood, a tr ...

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188 days ago by admin

Bible translation with interlinear word-for-word translation.

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