When God Spoke Greek: The Septuagint and the Making of the Christian Bible
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When God Spoke Greek: The Septuagint and the Making of the Christian Bible

by Timothy Michael Law

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When God Spoke Greek explores the Septuagint's essential role in the creation of the Christian Bible. It traces the Greek translation's impact on scriptural formation, offering historical insights into biblical development and its lasting influence on religious texts.

About This Book

The Septuagint represents a crucial Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible, which played a foundational role in the development of Christian scriptures.

This work examines how the Septuagint contributed to the making of the Christian Bible, highlighting its historical and textual significance.

Through scholarly analysis, the book provides insights into the linguistic and cultural contexts that influenced early biblical texts.

Understanding the Septuagint offers a deeper appreciation of the diverse traditions that formed the basis of Christian writings.

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