What Is the Greek Septuagint and How Accurate Is It?

The apostle Paul often quoted from the “Septuagint”
The “Septuagint” was understood by many people to whom Paul preached

The Septuagint is the common term for the Old Greek translation of the Hebrew Scriptures. The word means “seventy” and is frequently shortened by using the Roman numeral LXX, which is a reference to the tradition 72 Jewish translators (rounded off), who are alleged to have produced a version in the time of Ptolemy II…

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How Well Has the Old Testament Text Been Preserved?

Internal Conditions Judaism has always been a book religion: it stands or falls with the Old Testament, especially with the Pentateuch. Although no manuscript of the Hebrew Old Testament is older than the 10th-century B.C.E, save for one minute papyrus, we know, from citations, translations, etc., that the consonantal text of the Old Testament was…

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What Are Lacuna Manuscripts As It Relates to New Testament Textual Studies?

Lacuna (pl: Lacunae): an unfortunate loss of text within a manuscript due to accident or wear and tear. Even more unfortunate, lacunae usually are more frequent and more damaging in early manuscripts, especially the papyri.

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What Makes the Alexandrian Manuscripts that Make Up All Modern Bibles Superior to the Byzantine Manuscripts of the KJV and NKJV?

In the days of Westcott and Hort, the argument was that the Alexandrian scribes removed what we have in the Byzantine manuscripts, while the other argument was that the Byzantine scribes added and altered. How could we ever solve it once and for all?

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35 - The Prophet Elijah: From Wicked King Ahab to the Whirlwind

Stories of the prophet Elijah's ministry and also of wicked King Ahab. Links the Gospel at the end.

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Next Sunday, February 21, 2021, we will be having live streamed and in person services at the Chapel.

We will be live streaming our worship service at 11:15 a.m. To watch, go to our Facebook page (under videos).

In person services will include:
9:30 a.m. communion service
10 a.m. Sunday School, adult Sunday school taught by Tom Cantor
11:55 a.m. refreshments
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