Stone Choir The Septuagint — Near Eastern History
Apr 23, 2025
The historical significance of the Septuagint in preserving biblical texts is explored, emphasizing its role in early Christianity. The evolution of the Hebrew language and its impact on scriptural continuity is discussed, as well as the linguistic dynamics during Jesus' time. The podcast critiques the shift from the Septuagint to Hebrew texts, advocating for a return to the Greek version. It also examines the tensions in translation and the intricate relationship between Christians and Jews over scriptural interpretations, urging a deeper understanding of theological contexts.
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Pause And Note Objections
- Pause playback when you hear something that angers or confuses you about the Septuagint.
- Write down your objections, then set them aside to hear the full argument without bias.
Stay Open Minded While Listening
- When you hear something confusing or upsetting about Scripture translations, pause and write down your concerns.
- Keep an open mind to hear the full case before rejecting new perspectives.
Septuagint Is The Original Scripture
- The Septuagint (Greek Old Testament) was the scripture of Jesus, the apostles, and the early church.
- The Masoretic Text, based on Hebrew, was never the scripture used in the New Testament era.
