11-21-2008, 11:08 PM
Shlama Akhay,
I saw this at wikipedia:
Dozens of Jingjiao texts have survived. Some of them are translations of biblical scriptures, including the Pentateuch (???????????????) - Genesis is known as ?????????, Psalms (???????????????), the Gospels (??????????????????), Acts of the Apostles (?????????) and the Pauline epistles (???????????????).
What I'd like to know is, if they're not lost, where can one go to see those manuscripts? Has anyone scanned them or taken photos? If so, are they online?
I'd really love to see a classical Chinese translation of the Peshitta, even if it's only a partial one.
David R.
I saw this at wikipedia:
Dozens of Jingjiao texts have survived. Some of them are translations of biblical scriptures, including the Pentateuch (???????????????) - Genesis is known as ?????????, Psalms (???????????????), the Gospels (??????????????????), Acts of the Apostles (?????????) and the Pauline epistles (???????????????).
What I'd like to know is, if they're not lost, where can one go to see those manuscripts? Has anyone scanned them or taken photos? If so, are they online?
I'd really love to see a classical Chinese translation of the Peshitta, even if it's only a partial one.
David R.