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Jewish and Christian Greek
Jewish and Christian Greek
by George, Coulter H.
in Aramaic, language in which Jesus is most likely to have taught ‐ leaving imprints on Greek of the New Testament / Greek ‐ following Hebrew word order and syntax closely / Jewish and Christian Greek / Language of the New Testament / language of the Septuagint from Classical Attic ‐ use of oblique cases of personal pronouns / Language of the Septuagint ‐ literal translation of characteristically Hebrew syntactic constructions / Letter of Aristeas, document dated to second century bce / semitic interlude ‐ Aramaic, another Semitic language coming into play
2010
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by George, Coulter H.
in Aramaic, language in which Jesus is most likely to have taught ‐ leaving imprints on Greek of the New Testament / Greek ‐ following Hebrew word order and syntax closely / Jewish and Christian Greek / Language of the New Testament / language of the Septuagint from Classical Attic ‐ use of oblique cases of personal pronouns / Language of the Septuagint ‐ literal translation of characteristically Hebrew syntactic constructions / Letter of Aristeas, document dated to second century bce / semitic interlude ‐ Aramaic, another Semitic language coming into play
2010
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Jewish and Christian Greek
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by George, Coulter H.
in Aramaic, language in which Jesus is most likely to have taught ‐ leaving imprints on Greek of the New Testament / Greek ‐ following Hebrew word order and syntax closely / Jewish and Christian Greek / Language of the New Testament / language of the Septuagint from Classical Attic ‐ use of oblique cases of personal pronouns / Language of the Septuagint ‐ literal translation of characteristically Hebrew syntactic constructions / Letter of Aristeas, document dated to second century bce / semitic interlude ‐ Aramaic, another Semitic language coming into play
2010

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Jewish and Christian Greek

George, Coulter H.
2010
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This chapter contains sections titled: The Language of the Septuagint A Semitic Interlude The Language of the New Testament Further Reading
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Aramaic, language in which Jesus is most likely to have taught ‐ leaving imprints on Greek of the New Testament

/ Greek ‐ following Hebrew word order and syntax closely

/ Jewish and Christian Greek

/ Language of the New Testament

/ language of the Septuagint from Classical Attic ‐ use of oblique cases of personal pronouns

/ Language of the Septuagint ‐ literal translation of characteristically Hebrew syntactic constructions

/ Letter of Aristeas, document dated to second century bce

/ semitic interlude ‐ Aramaic, another Semitic language coming into play

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9781405153263, 1405153261

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