The LXX Scrolls
Kevin PotterAnalyzing Scripture from a mixed scholarly-devotional POV, focusing on the Septuagint (LXX) and how it diverges from other translations with a distinctive both/and approach that views both (Hebrew and Greek) traditions as authoritative.
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Walking With Daniel, Part 13: The Prince of Persia
Hello brothers and sisters,
Every chapter of Daniel has pulled back a curtain. We’ve encountered a lot of surprises from these texts.
If you missed any of the earlier posts, you can get caught up HERE
Chapter 10 pulls back the last one,...
The Divine Council Part 8: The Resolution
Hello brothers and sisters,
Over the first seven posts in this series, we’ve traveled a long way together. We’ve defined elohim as a category term for divine power and authority (Part 1), watched God judge His corrupt council in Psalm 82 (...
Walking With Daniel, Part 12: The Prayer and the Seventy Weeks
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For two chapters now, Daniel has been a man who sees. Beasts out of the sea, a ram, a goat, a little horn, an Ancient of Days. He watches, and he trembles, and he writes it down. But he does not, in chapters 7 a...
Greek Word Study Wednesday: ἐπερωτάω (eperōtaō, “To Ask, To Question”)
Hello brothers and sisters.
We’ve been taking 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 back to basics, one Greek word at a time. First came σιγάω (sigaō), the verb for “be silent,” which turned out never to mean permanent silence anywhere in the New Testame...
Walking With Daniel, Part 11: The Ram, the Goat, and the Little Horn
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Last time, we stood at the summit of the book. The Son of Man came on the clouds, the Ancient of Days took His throne, and the whole vision shimmered with mystery. Four beasts, but which kingdoms? A little horn,...
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Devoted to Jesus. Obsessed with biblical exegesis and interpretation. Proud father. Award-winning author. Passionate about the Septuagint and it's valuable contributions to our understanding of Scripture.
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