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Certain biblical texts and traditions have always invited speculation and sensationalism, and this is particularly true for those texts that describe fantastical creatures or settings that feel more mythological than natural. It can be an i...
The first letter of Peter includes a brief yet puzzling account of Jesus preaching to imprisoned spirits from the time of Noah, included in its interpretation of his death and resurrection. The author gives little explanation of who these s...
Read a longer, more detailed version of this at: Guide: Contemporization in the Greek Septuagint translation and Aramaic Targums
The most well-known and used translations of the Hebrew Bible regularly adapted or updated the places, customs...
The Targums were created to serve the Aramaic speaking communities in and around the Levant where Hebrew was no longer an everyday language.1 There are several different families of these Aramaic translations, well known for their unusually...
The Greek Septuagint translations of the Hebrew Bible are full of places where translators and editors make unexpected or unusual choices, not rooted in the Hebrew text being translated. Ambiguous phrases, obscure locations, or undignified...
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