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Hebrew is Greek! True or False?
11/4/2007 3:12:21 PM
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IS HEBREW OF SEMITIC OR GREEK ORIGIN? Let's see who have the mood to argue with me. I am decoding one of the biggest lies ever. The Hebrew language is a paraphrase and badly used ancient Greek. Arguments for- arguments against Title: HEBREW IS GREEK!
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Hebrew is Greek
by Joseph Yahuda
(Unknown Binding - 1982) |
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JOSEPH YAHUDA
He and his book dissapeared very strangely.
A copy of the book 
| Product Details
- Unknown Binding: 686 pages
- Publisher: Becket Publications (1982)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0728900130
- ISBN-13: 978-0728900134
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Is Jerusalem a Hebrew word? What does it mean? Who where the JeruSolyms? Where did they come from? Are we able to define the words ISRAEL, HELLAS, HEBREW? Are the Hebrews and the Israelites God's Chosen people? What does the word Hebrew mean? In which language? Is there any scientific evidence or signs telling us that Hebrew is Greek? Are the Israelites really Hebrews or we just believe so? Are there verses in Bible confronting other verses? Who is Moses? Was he a Hebrew? What does the name mean in Hebrew? Who was Echnaton, Aton? Why did all this start in Helioupolis (Aegypt), by opposed Egyptians? In GREEK (Hellenic)
JESUS IS A "DOCTOR WITH DIPLOMA"
or "Top Graduated Healer"
Related Greek words: Iatros means doctor Iaso (fem. name) means healer Iaso (Ιασώ) Daughter of Asclepios the God of Medicine Iasis meaning healing, cure, treating Iason, Iasion, Iasos (masc. names) meaning healer JESUS in Egyptian is ISUmeaning son of ISIS (My analysis of the Name Jesus) A HEBREW OR GREEK NEW
TESTAMENT?
Another
contibuting factor to misinterpretation is that the books of the "New Testament"
are "Greek documents." The fact that the "New Testament" texts we have
are in Greek, makes them no more "Greek documents" than the Septuagint (Greek)
version of the Old Testament, which the rabbis wrote into Greek 200 years before Yeshua.
The rabbis did this (as did someone at some point with the "New Testament"
letters), for the benefit of the non-Jewish world so that they could also learn of the God
and faith of Israel. (Read more)
The scientist say
Scholars Who Support A Hebrew Original New Testament Following is a listing of some linguistic and Biblical authorities
who maintain or support a belief in a Hebrew origin of the New Testament:
Matthew Black, An
Aramaic Approach to the Gospels and Acts, third edition, entirety.
D. Bivin and R. B. Blizzard, Understanding the Difficult Words of Jesus,
entirety.
E. W. Bullinger, The Companion Bible, Appendix 95.
Dr. F. C. Burkitt, The Earliest Sources for the Life of Jesus,
pp. 25, 29.
Prof. C. F. Burney, The
Aramaic Origin of the Fourth Gospel, entirety.
Epiphanius, Panarion 29:9:4 on Matthew.
Eusebius, Ecclesiastical
History, III 24:6 and 39:18; V8:2; VI 25:4.
Edward Gibbon, History
of Christianity, two footnotes on p. 185.
Dr. Frederick C. Grant, Roman
Hellenism and the New Testament, p. 14.
Dr. George Howard, The
Tetragram and the New Testament in Journal of Biblical Literature, vol.
96/1 (1977), 63-83. Also, Hebrew Gospel
of Matthew, entirety.
Dr. George Lamsa, The Holy Bible from Ancient Eastern
Manuscripts, Introduction, pp. IX-XII.
Dr. Alfred F. Loisy, The Birth of the Christian Religion and the
Origin of the New Testament, pp. 66, 68.
Dr. Isaac Rabinowitz, Ephphata...in Journal of Semitic Studies vol. XVI
(1971), pp. 151-156.
Ernest Renan, The Life of Jesus, pp. 90, 92.
Hugh J. Schonfield, An Old Hebrew Text of St. Matthew's Gospel,
(1927) p. 7.
Dr. Albert Schweitzer, The
Quest of the Historical Jesus, p. 275.
R. B. Y. Scott, The
Original Language of the Apocalypse, entirety.
Prof. Charles C. Torrey, Documents of the Primitive Church,
entirety. Also, Our Translated Gospels, entirety.
Dr. James Scott Trimm, The semitic Origin
of the New Testament, entirety.
Max Wiolcox, The Semitism of Acts (1965), entirety.
F. Zimmerman, The
Aramaic Origin of the Four Gospels, entirety. Georgios  | PS
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