Greek and Hebrew Bibles, Interlinears, and Language Helps
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2017
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Hebrew-English ESV Interlinear: amzn.to/2iqvFdY
The Greek-English Interlinear ESV New Testament is coming March 29 2019
I need to get that Reverse interlinear Greek NT and parallel esv Nestle Greek NT. Also that ESV Hebrew OT I've been meaning to get! Love this video. It reminds me I need to update to NA 28 and UBS 5.
interesting. i enjoyed the 2 last books. i think im gonna purchase it.
You read Greek very well, it is a little bit different than how I pronounce it but I think the way you pronounce it is more widely used. As far as the Hebrew, it did sound like you missed a syllable on הַשָּׁמַיִם (Ha-Shamayim) The vowel might have been missing in your interlinear though, I have heard some of them aren't the best when it comes to having a faithful printing of each vowel point.
Hi Matthew, I was wondering do you have any tips for new biblical language learners(I have no biblical language foundation) . I've reader's editions of biblical hebrew and biblical Greek. Tentatively, I use an interlinear to accompany the reader's edition to translate. Any tips?
The number 153. If you cube each number and add them together it equals 153. Mary Magdalene in Greek equals 153. When Jesus tells them to cast the net on the other side they catch 153 fishes. 153 was also part of a ratio used by Pythagoras, 265:153, which was the square root of 3. 153 is also a triangle number. There's a lot more amazing stuff with numbers and geometry. I'm quite convinced that was part of early Christian teachings. You know when the persecuted Christians would draw a half circle in the sand, and then the 2nd person would complete it drawing the "Jesus fish" to identify each other.
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