12-20-2007, 12:21 AM
Shlama Friends,
I'm wondering if anyone here can tell me if there once was a New Testament in either Latin, or in Armenian, that is as ancient as the P'shitta N.T.?
I've read some about both of these translations but I know very little about either of them.
It would make sense that the Latin New Testament COULD be very ancient, and ditto for the Armenian, as very likely it came from the Syriac P'shitta.
Do these New Testaments still actually exist, does anyone here know?
If I should not have posted this question, or whatever, feel free to remove it.
No problem with me if that happens.
Thanks for your help.
Shlama, Albion
I'm wondering if anyone here can tell me if there once was a New Testament in either Latin, or in Armenian, that is as ancient as the P'shitta N.T.?
I've read some about both of these translations but I know very little about either of them.
It would make sense that the Latin New Testament COULD be very ancient, and ditto for the Armenian, as very likely it came from the Syriac P'shitta.
Do these New Testaments still actually exist, does anyone here know?
If I should not have posted this question, or whatever, feel free to remove it.
No problem with me if that happens.
Thanks for your help.
Shlama, Albion