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Results from: Answered Bible Questions, Answers, Unanswered Bible Questions, Notes Author: Hebers Wife Ordered by Date |
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1 | alma in the Biblica Hebraica | Is 7:14 | Hebers Wife | 183965 | ||
Searcher -- Thank you for your response. Hebers Wife |
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2 | alma in the Biblica Hebraica | Not Specified | Hebers Wife | 183877 | ||
Can anyone tell me: 1. Is "alma" used in the Hebrew Bible that was translated into the LXX regarding Isaih 7:14? I am under the impression that there are different Hebrew Bibles available that may or may not use "alma" in Isaih 7:14. Is this true? and if so, what are they? Ex. MT or Biblica Hebraica: do both manuscripts translate Isaiah 7:14 "alma" for the word virgin or young woman. Thanks. Hebers Wife |
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3 | alma in the Biblica Hebraica | Is 7:14 | Hebers Wife | 183894 | ||
Can anyone tell me: 1. Is "alma" used in the Hebrew Bible that was translated into the LXX regarding Isaih 7:14? I am under the impression that there are different Hebrew Bibles available that may or may not use "alma" in Isaih 7:14. Is this true? and if so, what are they? Ex. MT or Biblica Hebraica: do both manuscripts translate Isaiah 7:14 "alma" for the word virgin or young woman. Thanks. Hebers Wife |
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4 | Isaiah 7:14 | Not Specified | Hebers Wife | 183856 | ||
Can anybody tell me why translating Isaiah 7:14 "young woman" instead of "virgin" is advantagious? Thanks |
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5 | Isaiah 7:14 | Is 7:14 | Hebers Wife | 183857 | ||
Can anybody tell me why translating Isaiah 7:14 "young woman" instead of "virgin" is advantagious? Thanks |
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6 | KJV uses LXX, NET uses MT, NASB uses ? | Not Specified | Hebers Wife | 183627 | ||
I know that the NASB95 is the most literal Bible Translation. What I don't know is what was it translated from i.e. the KJV was translated using the LXX, the NET Bible was translated using the MT. All I can find out about the NASB95 is that it was translated from the earliest manuscripts of Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek. What were the Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek Manuscripts? I know the NASB95 uses the 26th edition of Eberhard Nestle’s Novum Testamentum Graece - what is that? Thanks. |
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7 | KJV uses LXX, NET uses MT, NASB uses ? | Bible general Archive 3 | Hebers Wife | 183628 | ||
I know that the NASB95 is the most literal Bible Translation. What I don't know is what was it translated from i.e. the KJV was translated using the LXX, the NET Bible was translated using the MT. All I can find out about the NASB95 is that it was translated from the earliest manuscripts of Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek. What were the Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek Manuscripts? I know the NASB95 uses the 26th edition of Eberhard Nestle’s Novum Testamentum Graece - what is that? Thanks. |
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