⚠NOTE: A common argument by modern scholars against the early church witnesses (that Hebrews was written in Hebrew) is that the letter apparently quotes the Greek Septuagint. In reality, there is sound reason to conclude that "The" Septuagint we have today is a variant and that New Testament readings were later inserted backwards into the Old Testament Septuagint to make it appear as if the original authors were quoting it, the motive being to convince the Jews that the Apostles were taking exact word-for-word quotes from a Greek O.T., instead of paraphrasing the Hebrew in a way where they could further expound upon the meaning with further New Testament revelation. I've thoroughly addressed "The" Septuagint and all the shadiness surrounding it in this video: ua-cam.com/video/nfT6vQZHvwg/v-deo.html
Wow, nice and simple huh. No studying, no learning, just lazily assuming and claiming all those early church fathers were wrong as you're apparently smarter than them with no work or study. Almost all of the N.T. was written in Greek, but not the letter to the Hebrews - that's the point.
@UNDERGROUNDChurch bro. The first apostoles knew hebrew. Why send to a hebrew a letter in greek when they could send in hebrew. That doesn't make any sense what so ever. Greek was used for these the apostoles didn't knew the language
@@FIRE-zt6vw Here's an idea: watch the video before commenting so everyone won't know you skipped it since your comment shows you don't even know its information.
⚠NOTE: A common argument by modern scholars against the early church witnesses (that Hebrews was written in Hebrew) is that the letter apparently quotes the Greek Septuagint. In reality, there is sound reason to conclude that "The" Septuagint we have today is a variant and that New Testament readings were later inserted backwards into the Old Testament Septuagint to make it appear as if the original authors were quoting it, the motive being to convince the Jews that the Apostles were taking exact word-for-word quotes from a Greek O.T., instead of paraphrasing the Hebrew in a way where they could further expound upon the meaning with further New Testament revelation. I've thoroughly addressed "The" Septuagint and all the shadiness surrounding it in this video: ua-cam.com/video/nfT6vQZHvwg/v-deo.html
the new testament is written in greek. and the old is written in hebrew. making the new being written on hebrew is false
Wow, nice and simple huh. No studying, no learning, just lazily assuming and claiming all those early church fathers were wrong as you're apparently smarter than them with no work or study. Almost all of the N.T. was written in Greek, but not the letter to the Hebrews - that's the point.
@UNDERGROUNDChurch bro. The first apostoles knew hebrew. Why send to a hebrew a letter in greek when they could send in hebrew.
That doesn't make any sense what so ever.
Greek was used for these the apostoles didn't knew the language
@@FIRE-zt6vw Ladies and gentlemen, the falling away.
@@UNDERGROUNDChurch exactly what you ate doing. Gj
@@FIRE-zt6vw Here's an idea: watch the video before commenting so everyone won't know you skipped it since your comment shows you don't even know its information.