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James Murdock--Google Books - Andrew Gabriel Roth - 11-16-2008
Shlama all--
I recently found on Google books a free public domain electronic copy of James Murdock's translation, which has many more notes and features than the one at aramaicpeshitta.com. We have long assumed Murdock, like Etheridge, was a Greek primacist, However, listen to this from his second appendix:
"Peschtto Syriac...this is not only much older than the Philoxenian or the later Syriac version, but it is very generally admitted to be the oldest version to have come to us of the New Testament in any language."
Re: James Murdock--Google Books - ograabe - 11-16-2008
What is the URL or internet link?
Otto
Re: James Murdock--Google Books - Stephen Silver - 11-16-2008
ograabe Wrote:What is the URL or internet link?
Otto
Shlama Akhi Otto:
This is the URL for...
An English translation of the Syriac Peshitto version of the New Testament. This is the only version of the New Testament written in an Aramaic dialect akin to the Aramaic spoken by Christ.
More details:
The Syriac New Testament: A Literal Translation from the Syriac Peshitta Version
By George Anton Kiraz, Horace L. Hastings, James Murdock, Isaac H. Hall
Translated by James Murdock
Contributor George Anton Kiraz, Horace L. Hastings, Isaac H. Hall
Published by Gorgias Press LLC, 2002
ISBN 0971598681, 9780971598683
568 pages
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Shlama,
Stephen
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Re: James Murdock--Google Books - ograabe - 11-16-2008
Thanks.
As it turn out I own a copy of this book already.
Sincerely,
Otto