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If you don't know Aramaic, you don't know the New Testament. Learn Syriac.

>>558179

Can someone post some of the Greek translations in the Bible which are more accurate than Greek to English translations like the KJV?

>>558219

They rarely do so because it's easy to find all the flaws right out of the gate. All they usually do is criticize the KJV and talk about how it's wrong here or there without being able to prove their own understanding is correct, if they even try. I mean all they have are a few options if they want to: the Luciferian critical text, Origen's Greek LXX, something that doesn't exist like Peshitta Syriac gospel that >>558217 mentioned, or some kind of sad hybrid of these, like the NKJV which likely has the worst contradictions of all. Those are the ones I've heard.

>tfw early Christian

>tfw can't read

>tfw aposltes haven't written gospels yet so i'm not saved because i can't hear the word of God

>>558243

>do sola scriptura

>except the part where you take the blood and the flesh of Christ

explain that to me

>>558249

The part where you take the blood and flesh of Christ. You mean John 6:53? Or do you mean the communion aka the breaking of bread? I need you to be specific.

>>558280

>>558252

Don't cast pearls before swine, or something like that.

>>558179

Not a single person physically alive knows it, except Jesus. There is not a person who knows how to read and speak biblical hebrew or greek around on earth today. The (((hebrew))) people who try passing off an ancient language they call hebrew is actually a combination of random languages and mainly ancient babylonian language. Anyone who claims otherwise is a liar.

>>558249

>what is 1 corinthians 15:44

>what is it is still literal

Lurk moar.