I am a retired minister in the Reformed Churches of South Africa.
I am still doing reseach, study and reading and reading. I love to write.
I did my doctoral exams in Hebrew/Semitic languages. My doctoral thesis was in dogmatics.
I love the KJV with whole my heart. In South Africa we also have a translation like the KJV and the Dutch Statenvertaling. This is the 1953-translation (also called the Old Translation and Totius-translation. It is according to the same principles as the KJV (Textus Receptus etc).
Alas since 1983 we got 2 new translations: 1. the 1983/1992 a Nida translation 2. the 2020 translation. Both is like all the new translations in the world, using Nestle-Aland and using the Septuagint much.
I want to ask the following questions with regard to the Septuagint:
1. Is there somewhere a list of all the texts/verses where the Septuagint deviate from the Masoretic text?
2. Is there a good, sound, really reformed book on the Septuagint?
In Christ
I am still doing reseach, study and reading and reading. I love to write.
I did my doctoral exams in Hebrew/Semitic languages. My doctoral thesis was in dogmatics.
I love the KJV with whole my heart. In South Africa we also have a translation like the KJV and the Dutch Statenvertaling. This is the 1953-translation (also called the Old Translation and Totius-translation. It is according to the same principles as the KJV (Textus Receptus etc).
Alas since 1983 we got 2 new translations: 1. the 1983/1992 a Nida translation 2. the 2020 translation. Both is like all the new translations in the world, using Nestle-Aland and using the Septuagint much.
I want to ask the following questions with regard to the Septuagint:
1. Is there somewhere a list of all the texts/verses where the Septuagint deviate from the Masoretic text?
2. Is there a good, sound, really reformed book on the Septuagint?
In Christ