Hebrew Voices #215 – Bias in India’s Hebrew New Testament?: Part 1
In this episode of Hebrew Voices #215 - Bias in India’s Hebrew New Testament? Part 1, Nehemia is joined by Dr. Miles Jones and Jonathan Felt of Benai Emunah Institute to continue uncovering the history of the writers and their intent behind translating the Cochin Hebrew New Testament.
I look forward to reading your comments!
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Books Mentioned
- Leopold Immanuel Jacob van Dort, a learned Jewish-Christian man from Dordrecht by Mascha van Dort
- Paulus des Apostels Brief an die Römer aus griechischen Urtext auf Grund des Sinai-Codex in das Hebräische übersetzt und aus Talmud und Midrasch erläutert (1870) by Franz Delitzsch
- A Prayer to Our Father: Hebrew Origins of the Lord’s Prayer by Nehemia Gordon and Keith Johnson
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Comments
Nehemia, is it possible that when Delitzsch or Luther writes about 1Corinthians next to Romans that if you take it to mean that the NT book of 1Cor is actually next to Romans in a Greek Bible. Maybe the comment is more about location in a book than historical location hundreds of miles apart. It may explain some of the other issues as well.
Blessings & keep up the effort!
Lindsey
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