Message from @Southern✡Fag

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2018-07-12 22:32:58 UTC  

What was his issue with Revelations?

2018-07-12 22:33:21 UTC  

Said it was fake and uninspired

2018-07-12 22:33:43 UTC  

Said the same for Peter but didn't toss them

2018-07-12 22:34:22 UTC  

Did he have a problem with Hebrews not written in Hebrew?😂

2018-07-12 22:34:52 UTC  

Ultimately we Catholics based our Canon on the Septuagint while Protestants based theirs on the Hebrew book, I forget the name

2018-07-12 22:35:18 UTC  

Tanakh?

2018-07-12 22:37:47 UTC  

Yeah that's it

2018-07-12 22:37:53 UTC  

Tanakh is the Hebrew Bible, or Old Testament.

2018-07-12 22:38:21 UTC  

תנ"ך

2018-07-12 22:38:48 UTC  

interesting

2018-07-12 22:39:44 UTC  

Septuagint is the Greek translation

2018-07-12 22:40:07 UTC  

Translated by 72 Jewish scholars I think

2018-07-12 22:40:08 UTC  

I'm familiar with that. The 70 people that translated and compiled the Bible.

2018-07-12 22:40:36 UTC  

Sept = 7, is how I remember it.

2018-07-12 22:40:39 UTC  

I know the Jews are not playing around about translation and copies of the Bible though

2018-07-12 22:41:04 UTC  

Wasn't it in like Egypt or did they go to Greece?

2018-07-12 22:42:41 UTC  

Don't remember

2018-07-12 22:43:16 UTC  

Septuagint literally means 'translation of the 70' in Greek

2018-07-12 22:43:23 UTC  

Part of me thinks it was in Alexandria...

2018-07-12 22:43:59 UTC  

"Seventy-two Jewish scholars were asked by the Greek King of Egypt Ptolemy II Philadelphus to translate the Torah from Biblical Hebrew into Greek, for inclusion in the Library of Alexandria."

2018-07-12 22:44:06 UTC  

It was Alexandria, Egypt

2018-07-12 22:44:10 UTC  

That's why I think Alexandria, it was for the library.

2018-07-12 22:44:54 UTC  

Probably

2018-07-12 22:45:10 UTC  

Hebrew was not a common language in Egypt even among Jews

2018-07-12 22:45:37 UTC  

Weren't greek and latin the dominant languages at the time?

2018-07-12 22:45:40 UTC  

Greek was basically the official language of the eastern empire

2018-07-12 22:45:47 UTC  

Latin in the west

2018-07-12 22:45:49 UTC  

Hebrew was never a common language, it was strictly holy

2018-07-12 22:46:00 UTC  

When I say dominant, I mean in the world not just Egypt.

2018-07-12 22:46:44 UTC  

Yeah

2018-07-12 22:46:58 UTC  

Any language in Egypt at the time was either Coptic or Greek

2018-07-12 22:47:15 UTC  

Greeks ruled the region for quite a while

2018-07-12 22:47:21 UTC  

Jews may have spoken Aramaic.

2018-07-12 22:47:38 UTC  

Most likely they did

2018-07-12 22:47:47 UTC  

Written in modern square script though

2018-07-12 22:48:16 UTC  

Matthew was probably written in it and translated into Greek at the library. Probably by the author himself

2018-07-12 22:48:34 UTC  

Matthew was the lawyer wasn't he?

2018-07-12 22:48:42 UTC  

or was it doctor...

2018-07-12 22:48:42 UTC  

Tax man

2018-07-12 22:48:51 UTC  

Luke was the doc

2018-07-12 22:48:54 UTC  

ah, i get them crossed 😦