03-11-2005, 02:03 AM
March 10, 2005
It has been so long since Paul has had the time and the inspiration to translate any more of the New Testament, I am beginning to wonder if Acts 15 is the end of the Peshitta Aramaic/English Interlinear New Testament.
As interesting as this forum is, it has little importance compared the monumental impact of Paul's fantastic Interlinear Translation. I hope and pray that he will find the time and energy to move ahead, even if in only small steps with this exceptionally important work.
Since I am a senior citizen, I believe that time as short for me, but I am still hoping to see the final books finished in my lifetime. I am particularly looking forward to Romans since I believe it holds the keys to many important areas of Christian theology.
Sincerely,
Otto
It has been so long since Paul has had the time and the inspiration to translate any more of the New Testament, I am beginning to wonder if Acts 15 is the end of the Peshitta Aramaic/English Interlinear New Testament.
As interesting as this forum is, it has little importance compared the monumental impact of Paul's fantastic Interlinear Translation. I hope and pray that he will find the time and energy to move ahead, even if in only small steps with this exceptionally important work.
Since I am a senior citizen, I believe that time as short for me, but I am still hoping to see the final books finished in my lifetime. I am particularly looking forward to Romans since I believe it holds the keys to many important areas of Christian theology.
Sincerely,
Otto