Episode Synopsis "Episode 6: The Original Languages of the Biblical Text Pt. 1"
Have you ever heard that the Bible can't be trusted because it's been translated too many times? Is there any truth to this claim? In this episode we begin talking about the original languages of the Biblical text. What they are, what we know about their history, and how this impacts our English Bibles that we read today. ** There was overlapping audio clips between 17:30 and 18:15, but an updated audio file has now been uploaded **
Listen "Episode 6: The Original Languages of the Biblical Text Pt. 1"
More episodes of the podcast Can I Trust My Bible? From What Was Written to What I'm Reading
- Episode 11: Examining the "Testimony" of the New Testament Manuscripts
- Episode 10: Comparing the Septuagint and Masoretic Text With John Weaver Pt. 2
- Episode 9: Comparing the Septuagint and Masoretic Text With John Weaver Pt. 1
- Episode 8: Getting Familiar With the Septuagint
- Episode 7: The Original Languages of the Biblical Text Pt. 2
- Episode 6: The Original Languages of the Biblical Text Pt. 1
- Episode 5: The Varied Writing Mediums of the Biblical Manuscripts
- Episode 4: Discussing New Testament Authorship With Jeff Smelser, Pt. 2
- Episode 3: Discussing New Testament Authorship With Jeff Smelser, Pt. 1
- Episode 2: Did Moses Write the Pentateuch, and Why Does It Matter?
- Episode 1: Four Steps to Get God's Message to Us