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Did the Greeks translate 'stauros and xulon' from Aramaic?
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Hi Dave, because Yeshua was hung along with two other 'malefactors' it would be fair to assume that it was a Roman execution. Dave, you raise an interesting statement about the Romans 'bringing firewood'. What is the Aramaic for firewood in the context of Genesis where Isaac carried with him 'firewood?' Thank you very much for taking the time to respond to my question and I hope that you can see that I am not questioning or making 'aspertions' but merely raising the topic of the traditionally accepted symbol of Yeshua's death instrument. Looking forward to reading 'Divine Order'.

Shalom.
Mark
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Re: Did the Greeks translate 'stauros and xulon' from Aramaic? - by markt - 06-25-2008, 09:10 PM

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