01-03-2008, 11:23 PM
Shlama Albion,
Thanks for showing the text from these other editions/translations.
It's interesting how each one translates "yulpana" in a different way. "teaching, doctrine, knowledge" and even "sect".
I wonder if there is a relation to the Hebrew word "ulpan" which means teaching, class, or instruction, etc.
Thanks for showing the text from these other editions/translations.
It's interesting how each one translates "yulpana" in a different way. "teaching, doctrine, knowledge" and even "sect".
I wonder if there is a relation to the Hebrew word "ulpan" which means teaching, class, or instruction, etc.