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  • Deuteronomy 30:9 / Zephaniah 3:17

    Usha Borde

    Zephaniah 3:17 states: 'The word of the LORD came unto Zephaniah: "The Lord your God is in your midst, a mighty one who will save; he will rejoice over you with gladness; he will quiet you by his love; he will exult over you with loud singing.' The verse is propounded nicely in this article. Th ...

  • Isaiah 47:8 / Zephaniah 2:15

    Nike

    Age of King David when he died?

  • Numbers 12:8 / LXX Numbers 12:8 / Onkelos Numbers 12:8

    zachary wilde

    How are you dating the Masoretic text older than the Septuagint we don’t have the paleo Hebrew the original scriptures were written in. Why do you keep referring to modern Hebrew as the original text when the Septuagint is closer to the original Hebrew text you are lying

  • Ephesians 4:8 / Targum Psalm 68:19

    Bryan Butler

    Today in my daily reading Psalm 68 came up again, and it stirred up the same frustration I’ve always had. I’ve always wondered, what in the world is Paul getting at in Eph 4:8, and how is he using Psalm 68:18? When you look at the Hebrew and the LXX it reads “received gifts,” not “gave.” That always ...

  • Genesis 22:2 / LXX Genesis 22:2

    Zachary Wilde

    The Masoretic text is much newer than 5th century B.C we don’t have original paleo Hebrew manuscripts the Jews rewrote their books in a new alphabet the Septuagint is the oldest version of the Old Testament books we have that’s why it’s quoted more in the New Testament it’s what they were reading no ...

  • Genesis 48:16 / Samaritan Genesis 48:16

    Shane Baker

    I think we need to keep in mind the author of the Bible. Then we move from the author to the writer (Moses) and then from the writer to the purpose or context. The Author cannot change neither does His purposes nor context no matter who He chooses to write it through. Their purpose is to alwa ...

  • LXX Genesis 6:2 / Jubilees 5:1

    zachary wilde

    Why did the New English translation of the Septuagint change it back to “sons of god” instead of “angels of god”?

  • 1 Enoch 18:13 / Revelation 8:8

    Tjan Troy

    Something happened in 2013. Which led me to the book of Enoch. I believe many truth seekers would be interested to know the events which are leading all of us to today, which soon would become the end of this epoch. Jesus is Enoch. He is the only begotten son, who went up into heaven and absorbed in ...

  • Genesis 6:3 / Deuteronomy 34:7

    George Rickman

    Well the 2 witness at the end times Remember the Ascension..well this I will say .I seen 2 flames of fire...like tongues..same flames and moved together up against the sky over my wife's Pathfinder as I was driving..2 people in the car didn't see the fire..but the flames was pure fire..no blue in th ...

  • Genesis 3:5 / 2 Samuel 14:17

    Couch of Green

    Riddle me this: In the Gen 2 story, during mankind's interaction about the tree, why was the Serpent wrong when he said eating the fruit would make them like God? Because they already were. Genesis 1:26 And God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our LIKEness." May the Spirit of the One ...

  • Psalm 40:7 / LXX Psalm 39:7 / Hebrews 10:5

    Peter E Droubay

    In Heb 10, the inspired writer quotes Ps 40:7 (Ps 39:7 in Septuagint), but Ralph's Septuagint quoted from the MT saying 'an ear thou has prepared for me' but the Hebrew writer quotes 'a body thou has prepared for me' = a very crucial error in Ralhf's; Breton's an earlier version has it right; let's ...

  • Jubilees 12:17 / Philo, On Abraham 70

    Robert W. Mead

    I love that history also had him studying with Shem and Eber in Jerusalem in the School of the Prophets after he left Babylon. He wasn't left to learn on his own, YHWH trained him.

  • Numbers 21:8 / John 3:14

    Charles Wesley

    Thank you for your few comments on moses lifting the brazen and to that compared to John 3:14. Why Jesus should compared himself to a snake. Snakes are dangerous, poisonous, harmful, people wants to kill and so on. King of Egypt keeps snake on his crown, many medical sin some parts of the world kee ...

  • 1QpHab 7:1 / Matthew 24:36

    Daniel

    Douglas, the p stands for "pesher", indicating that 1QpHab is a kind of commentary on Habakkuk found with the Dead Sea Scrolls.

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