Why read the Bible in the original languages?
A comparison of multiple translations of the Bible in any language shows that they differ at hundreds of places, pointing to the continuing disagreement among Bible scholars and translators in their analysis and understanding of those places. To learn Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek, the original... Full description
| Main Author: | Muraoka, T. |
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Leuven, Belgium : Peeters, 2020 |
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| Call Number: | DTL 220.5 MUR |
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