septuagint

  1. Joseph&Jami

    Vindicating the Masoretic Text

    I want to share my blog with readers on textual issues, Reformed Masora. Here's my most recent piece on Isaiah 61:1-2; I believing it can be demonstrated that Christ was reading from the Hebrew Masoretic Text, and not a Septuagint translation in the synagogue at Nazareth in Luke 4...
  2. S

    A Possibly More Credible Origin Story for the LXX

    Philadelphus was the king of Egypt, in the days that the Ptolemaic dynasty ruled over Egypt and Judea. When he, an avid book collector, heard of the scriptures, he desired to have them translated and added to his library. One of the king's friends, Aristeus, desired to free the many enslaved...
  3. Travis Fentiman

    Online Hebrew & Greek Grammars & Resources

    Do you want to learn to read God’s Word in one of the original languages of Scripture? Never has it been easier to start on your own. These new webpages of Hebrew and Greek grammars at ReformedBooksOnline will readily start you on your way. The pages are also very useful for intermediate and...
  4. RobertPGH1981

    BDAG for Septuagint?

    Hello All, Is there a Greek-English lexicon (BDAG) for the Septuagint? I have 3rd Edition BDAG for NT which is great. What about Septuagint. Thanks, Rob
  5. PointyHaired Calvinist

    Translations of the Septuagint?

    Steve and Tim's discussion has gotten me more interested in the Septuagint. Sir Lancelot Brenton's translation is the most well-known in the English-speaking world (and has the Greek in parallel columns), but the New English Translation of the Septuagint has been released recently and is...
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