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    Greek Septuagint and the Textus Receptus : Hebrew Masoretic

    What are you talking about? Look... I agree with you some what!!! God preserved to us... But not... and never in any Originals! Why? Because the old texts even from over 1800 years do not agree! Yet, we must add... these text were scattered from all over the globe! Now, does this make...
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    Greek Septuagint and the Textus Receptus : Hebrew Masoretic

    The Horned Moses Medieval artwork sometimes portrays Moses with horns. This depiction derives from Jerome’s mistranslation of verses in Exodus 34. Verse 29: “he knew not that his face was horned from the conversation of the Lord.” Verse 30: “And Aaron and the children of Israel seeing the...
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    Greek Septuagint and the Textus Receptus : Hebrew Masoretic

    Now to the important issue... Does it matter? The answer is both Yes and No! I read the MT all the time with no problem! I do not feel the need to grab my LXX off the shelf when ever I want to read the OT, just because I know there are differences. The MT is fine for 99% of all biblical...
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    Greek Septuagint and the Textus Receptus : Hebrew Masoretic

    Part 2 Skeptic: Jeconiah was cursed and called “childless” Jer 22:30 Thus saith Jehovah, Write ye this man childless, a man that shall not prosper in his days; for no more shall a man of his seed prosper, sitting upon the throne of David, and ruling in Judah. Yet he is an ancestor of Jesus in...
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    Greek Septuagint and the Textus Receptus : Hebrew Masoretic

    The oldest translations of the ENTIRE Masoret Tanakh tend to come from the Leningrad Codex of 1008 AD. There's another from 925 AD, but nothing before that date has all the books of the Tanakh. So our oldest Masoret texts are from a rather recent date. There are a few Torahs from further...