02-15-2012, 07:26 PM
Hi Arkady,
Which ones do you approve of? And I'll check what they wrote and quoted, if I can find it.
There are of course Apostolic Catholic Orthodox Aramaic speaking/writing (Church of the East), Greek speaking/writting (Orthodox Church), and Latin speaking/writting (Catholic Church) Church teachers.
One thing to understand is that THE MESSAGE is found in ALL languages, Aramaic, Greek, Latin, English...though some are more pure than others in the transmission/translation.
Origen is a very important witness to what was found in the early Greek copies he had accsess to, because he is considered the formost leading Biblical Scholar of his time. He certainly would know what was present in the books of the Bible. And it is seen that he had Hebrews 2:9 as it's found in the Aramaic Eastern Peshitta New Testament, but is no longer found in the Greek or english copies/translations used today.
Lets check it out...
Which ones do you approve of? And I'll check what they wrote and quoted, if I can find it.
There are of course Apostolic Catholic Orthodox Aramaic speaking/writing (Church of the East), Greek speaking/writting (Orthodox Church), and Latin speaking/writting (Catholic Church) Church teachers.
One thing to understand is that THE MESSAGE is found in ALL languages, Aramaic, Greek, Latin, English...though some are more pure than others in the transmission/translation.
Origen is a very important witness to what was found in the early Greek copies he had accsess to, because he is considered the formost leading Biblical Scholar of his time. He certainly would know what was present in the books of the Bible. And it is seen that he had Hebrews 2:9 as it's found in the Aramaic Eastern Peshitta New Testament, but is no longer found in the Greek or english copies/translations used today.
Lets check it out...