LXX Archive

  • Have you heard it said that the Apostles misquoted Psalm 22 when they wrote 'they pierced my hands and feet'? Has anyone told you that the Septuagint is unreliable as compared to the Masoretic text? Tim Hegg weighs in on these crucial questions and others.

    They Pierced My Hands and My Feet: Psalm 22:16 in the Hebrew Psalter | by Tim Hegg

    Posted on June 5, 2012 | 10 Comments
    Have you heard it said that the Apostles misquoted Psalm 22 when they wrote 'they pierced my hands and feet'? Has anyone told you that the Septuagint is unreliable as compared to the Masoretic text? Tim Hegg weighs in on these crucial questions and others.

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  • "Faith" is arguably one of the most misunderstood words in the bible. In this article, Brad Scott takes us back to the origins of this foundational concept in the Hebrew scriptures and traces its usage in the Apostolic Scriptures, helping us better understand its biblical definition.

    Hebrew Words Defined: “Faith” | by Brad Scott

    Posted on May 16, 2012 | 7 Comments
    "Faith" is arguably one of the most misunderstood words in the bible. In this article, Brad Scott takes us back to the origins of this foundational concept in the Hebrew scriptures and traces its usage in the Apostolic Scriptures, helping us better understand its biblical definition.

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  • Acts 10 is among the most misunderstood chapters in the NT, primarily due to a failure to understand the Hebraic connotations of the Greek words being employed. This study focuses on the original Hebraic context of those words, offering an interpretation that is more in harmony with the bible as a whole.

    A Hebraic Perspective on Peter’s Vision (Acts 10) | by Robert Roy

    Posted on June 27, 2011 | 4 Comments
    Acts 10 is among the most misunderstood chapters in the NT, primarily due to a failure to understand the Hebraic connotations of the Greek words being employed. This study focuses on the original Hebraic context of those words, offering an interpretation that is more in harmony with the bible as a whole.

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