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did god create the world or was it all science ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Are you talking about the original version of luke or the one rewritten by the catholic church ?
Are yu saying you can read aramaic whiff?
And could you explain who " we " is when regularly referred to?
There is nothing more certain in Biblical criticism than this proposition. The writer of the "we" sections claims to be a companion of St. Paul. The "we" begins at Acts, xvi, 10, and continues to xvi, 17 (the action is at Philippi). It reappears at xx, 5 (Philippi), and continues to xxi, 18 (Jerusalem). It reappears again at the departure for Rome, xxvii, 1 (Gr. text), and continues to the end of the book.
Take your time whiff
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Are yu saying you can read aramaic whiff?
And could you explain who " we " is when regularly referred to?
There is nothing more certain in Biblical criticism than this proposition. The writer of the "we" sections claims to be a companion of St. Paul. The "we" begins at Acts, xvi, 10, and continues to xvi, 17 (the action is at Philippi). It reappears at xx, 5 (Philippi), and continues to xxi, 18 (Jerusalem). It reappears again at the departure for Rome, xxvii, 1 (Gr. text), and continues to the end of the book.
Take your time whiff
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Dead end then. If it were provable, then it would lose all its attraction, nothing is more boring than something proven.
That is the whole point though, it cannot and will not ever be proven. A total waste of time and effort to modern intelligent human beings whose science has belittled the universe (and CERN is delayed until Spring 2009 lol!!)
That is the whole point though, it cannot and will not ever be proven. A total waste of time and effort to modern intelligent human beings whose science has belittled the universe (and CERN is delayed until Spring 2009 lol!!)
iF YOU COULD ANSWER THE QUESTIONS WHIFFY .
There were 3
1 ) were you talking about the original version of lukes gospel?
2 ) can you read aramaic?
3 ) who is the " we" referred to in the gospel ??
Take your time to google if youre stuck.
Ill pop back in half an hour , though i very much doubt your ability to answer more than 1 question therte.
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There were 3
1 ) were you talking about the original version of lukes gospel?
2 ) can you read aramaic?
3 ) who is the " we" referred to in the gospel ??
Take your time to google if youre stuck.
Ill pop back in half an hour , though i very much doubt your ability to answer more than 1 question therte.
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Interest in Aramaic
For the most part, the Old Testament (OT) was originally written in Hebrew. On this, there is little debate. But there are a couple of small sections that were written in Aramaic (Ezra 4:8-6:18, 7:12-26; Daniel chapters 2-7, and one verse in Jeremiah). Aramaic is similar but not identical to Hebrew. By the time of Christ, Jews living in Judea for the most part spoke Aramaic. This is seen in the movie The Passion of the Christ with the entire dialog being in Aramaic (with English subtitles). It is possibly due to this movie that there has been a resurgence of interest in Aramaic.
But long before this, one notable proponent of the idea of an Aramaic original for the New Testament (NT) was George Lamsa. His Lamsa's Bible (published in 1957) was translated from the Syriac ********. Syriac is a dialect of Aramaic. In the introduction to Lasma's Bible are claimed evidences for an Aramaic Original for the NT.
legoland, my god you are a fool. To answer your really deep questions
1) The original version of Luke's gospel - Yes - is there another?
2) Can I read Aramaic - No - but Luke wrote in Koine Greek, so this is a stupid question
3) Which "we" - chapter and verse please - and while you are about it, explain how this "we" affects the account of Jesus.
Take you time, and have another google.
1) The original version of Luke's gospel - Yes - is there another?
2) Can I read Aramaic - No - but Luke wrote in Koine Greek, so this is a stupid question
3) Which "we" - chapter and verse please - and while you are about it, explain how this "we" affects the account of Jesus.
Take you time, and have another google.