Episode Synopsis "Episode 8: Getting Familiar With the Septuagint"
We know that manuscripts in the original languages are essential when it comes to determining the original text, but what about ancient translations? Let's take a look at the most well known ancient translation of the Old Testament Text: the Septuagint. How valuable is it? And how does it compare to the original Hebrew text?
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