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Versions that say represent, demonstrate, set forth, or a variation thereof: CEV, NASB, NIV, NIV-UK, NLT, TEV, Weymouth. Now, it just so happens that the Aramaic word hyltmn can be translated to mean “to compare” and “to demonstrate”, once again, pointing to an Aramaic original. The Byzantine Majority text as well as the Stephens and Scrivener Textus Receptus have this phrase in the latter half of Mark 4:30-- η εν ποια παραβολη παραβαλωµεν αυτην which George Ricker Berry translates as "...or with what parable shall we compare it?" in his Greek-English Interlinear. The Alexandrian text has τινι αυτην παραβολη θωµεν which Berry translates as "...what parable shall we represent it? bible-researcher.com chooses 'set it forth' instead of 'represent.' The corresponding word in the Peshitta is hyltmn which means “can we compare it.” The root of this word is 'mtl' in CAL (the Comprehensive Aramaic lexicon – an online resource) code and the results from their lexicon are as follows: mtl N mtl) 1 JLAGal,Syr,JBA parable 2 Syr tale 3 Syr proverb mtl#2 N mtl) 1 Syr gift mtl V 011 Palestinian,Syr,JBA to compare 012 Syr to represent symbolically 013 JBA,JLAGal,Syr to use a parable 041 Syr,JBA to be compared 021 Syr to compare 051 Syr to become like 052 Syr to be compared 053 Syr to be signified 054 Syr to be predicated 031 Syr to use a simile 032 Syr to use a proverb 033 Syr to compare 034 Syr to represent allegorically 035 Syr to tell a tale 036 Syr to demonstrate (this jives with 'set it forth' mentioned in the 3rd paragraph of this post) 037 Syr to predict 038 Syr to fabricate 16
The editions that have 'represent / set forth' as opposed to 'compare' are as follows: Lachmann 1842, Tischendorf 1869, Tregelles 1857, Alford 1849 as revised in 1871, Westcott & Hort 1881, Collation in progress of Nestle 1927 as revised in 1941 (17th). Nestle-Aland 1979 (Aland et al. 1979). 6. Those who are strong or who have power? – Revelation 6:15 Note: That strong and powerful are very similar words is not the point, as similar words do not detract from the power of a split word. The point is that once again, two different readings from Greek mss can be traced to one word in the Aramaic. The DARBY says: “And the kings of the earth, and the great, and the chiliarchs, and the rich, and the strong, and every bondman and freeman, hid themselves in the caves and in the rocks of the mountains;” The NLT says: “Then the kings of the earth, the rulers, the generals, the wealthy people, the people with great power, and every slave and every free person--all hid themselves in the caves and among the rocks of the mountains.” Versions that say strong or a variation thereof: ALT, AMP, ASV, BBE, DARBY, Douay-Rheims, MSG, NASB, RSV, WE, WYC. Versions that say power or a variation thereof: CEV, ESV, GodsWord, Holman, ISV, LITV, NLT, TEV, Weymouth. Now, it just so happens that the Aramaic word “w'Khaylowtha” ( Fwlyxw ) can be translated as ‘strong’ and ‘powerful’, two different words in the Greek mss. Stephens 1550 Textus Receptus and the Scrivener 1894 Textus Receptus use the word 'dunatoi' in Revelation 6:15 which George Ricker Berry in his Greek-English Interlinear New Testament translates as 'powerful. The Byzantine Majority text and the Alexandrian text use a word that doesn't look OR sound anything like 'dunatoi.' These two texts use the word 'ischuroi which George Berry translates as 'strong' in his footnotes. Zorba has been caught red-handed! The corresponding word "w'Khaylowtha" in the Peshitta reveals how he came up with two words that are totally different in written form AND vocalization. Here are the entries from the Syriac Electronic Data Retrieval Archive (SEDRA) and the Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon. Word Number: 7039 Pronunciation: (Eastern) OKHaYLaOaT,aA (Western) OKHaYLaOoT,oA Meaning:: mighty work, force, strength, power, virtue xyl N xyl) 1 EarlyImpAr,JLATg,JBA army 2 ImpArEg military unit/garrison 17
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Page 9 and 10: "Split Words." And, surprisingly en
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Page 15: “deeds” (see Payne Smith, a Com
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Page 21 and 22: The standard editions that have 'do
Page 23 and 24: The Greek roots in question are: ε
Page 25 and 26: Versions that say merciful, compass
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Here is the Comprehensive Aramaic L
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The Peshitta says He did Fb= (which
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“Peace” in this verse is a tran
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Here are some words that derive fro
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3. Poetry and Word Plays Unfortunat
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is heard in our land." The Hebrew w
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Nyly0w Nxyb4d Nyly0w w'Ayleyn d'Shw
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The KJV says (Luke 12:16): “And h
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'an 'étwatha' utethmratha' la' tek
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14. Triple slavery word play - Luke
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An interesting wordplay involves "L
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In verse 25 it appears in the 3rd P
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The KJV says: “And desiring to be
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(because the Greek uses the same wo
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Have a look for yourself, how the s
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Paul transitions from the idea of "
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Note: As an interesting sidenote, t
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10. Son of its hour - Matthew 13:5
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The KJV (Luke 24:25) says: “Then
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5. Miscellaneous Proofs - Minor Var
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NQWA simply means, "female", but it
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10. Rev. 22:5 "They have no need of
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2:14 (Antithetic Parallelism) 2:22-
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There is only one word for 'priest'
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"And his feet like unto whitened br
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The KJV says: “On the next day mu
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"I am the Alpha and the O(mega), sa
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The examples of this historic strug
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Perhaps King David (the Psalmist) i
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“Four languages were to be found
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As a side note, what applied here t
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“Greeks had called Aramaic by a w
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void. Easterners still adhere to Go
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Luke also, the companion of Paul, r
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I wonder why!” - Andrew Gabriel R
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of the 7 th day. However, using thi
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13 It is to you Gentiles that I spe
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“However, there are other commemo
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“…the oldest and one of the mos
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“This kind of reconstruction of t
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Clearly, Rabulla’s version was th
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After learning the true history of
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7. Contradictions in the Greek New
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2. Both genealogies are of Joseph.
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As if that wasn’t enough, a clear
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The KJV says: “For there are some
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KJV: “And the leper in whom the p
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NIV: “"But a time is coming, and
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The KJV says: “Verily I say unto
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The Lamsa says (Luke 14:26): “He
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Lamsa 2Kings 24:8 Jehoiachin was ei
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18. Debating about the law and/or T
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8. I Don’t Know Aramaic, What Hop
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Feature 1 - The Greek of the GNT is
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So the Septuagint (LXX) is full of
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Acts 17:23 hl Jwtn0 Nylxd Jwtn0 Ny9
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Debir, from Anab and from all the h
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Colossians 32% 68% 2Timothy 47% 53%
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Prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel
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Examples are included in the follow
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Finally: The Greek NT was written i
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Feature 2 - A Lengthy Refutation of
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Old Syriac-Siniaticus 04n0 Ynb Mdql
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Nnx dx Yb0w 0n0d "And in another pl
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0r0x rb fw 0db9 fw 0xy4m (w4yb Jwnt
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To the like effect, but with fuller
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In fact he could not do so, for in
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little Aramaic version right and st
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Let's look at the Greek texts first
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manuscripts were one thousand years
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Not only are the two names almost i
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In Matthew 9:34, 12:24 and Luke 11:
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Does that mean that the earliest Gr
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they assembled". By contrast, the P
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Psalm 69:21-22 All three statements
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0yrws (Syrian) Flmr0 (widow) Actual
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difference though is that the prope
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Complete Agreement (~6): 8:19; 12:1
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point of my argument, which is that
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4. Judas 4. Melea 4. Joanna 5. Phar
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As used in Matthew 1:16, the word i
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• John 4:16-18 • Romans 7:2-3
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In English - "Joseph, to whom she w
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Peter spoke Galilean Aramaic, where
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In a book called 'Dishna d'Saybuthi
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The above scan contains a Fable cal
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"Hi Paul, I can't remember seeing g
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Based on my previous long code find
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Again we see that the size of the v
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A Comparison From the Torah What wo
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While the results for the first two
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given how large the expected number
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The Peshitta clearly outscores “W
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adjacent skip ranges. This is cause
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Then I did the same in reverse; sea
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I have also compiled data for The L
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01. Hardly die for a righteous man
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14. Abba abba - Galatians 4:6 15. T
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“George Lamsa, L-A-M-S-A, who in
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Appendix B - Introduction to the La
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to the isolation, tenacity, and war
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Aram. While in Egypt, living by the
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Therefore, Peshitta should not be c
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2. Indeed, the teaching of Greek wa
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Paul, in all of his Epistles, empha
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Appendix C - Reader Comments These
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Rafael Cavagnoli, Brazil Your book
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David Darr, USA Thank you so very m
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Principal Chief Jeffery Justice, US
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Appendix D - The Aramaic Peshitta S
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