Anything to report on this?
I strongly agree with this post.
He put it well, I was thinking how great a resources area would be, which would answer all the "where can I find a...? And perhaps save people lots of time and even money (I have spent money for things I didnt actually need because I didnt know what was available) we would be adding to it constantly.
And really please read or get someone to read Peshitta in Aramaic, there is nothing like hearing a real voice reading the words of Messiah in Aramaic, letting the hearer hear this strange sound that is the actual Bible.
If you go to Aramaicbible.org and listen to Portrait of Jesus in Aramaic, although probably without music.
In my opinion really this would be great. Also please, a manuscript section where we can study the various manuscripts in detail together.
How is this coming along though are you pursuing this? I am very excited for this area of study, I think it is very edifying.
Sami
Phil Wrote:Hello Christina and Forum,
Quote:What would you like to see on the new Peshitta.org? What features do you suggest for the new site, blog & forum, and how should we serve the masses?How would you like to be involved and what would you like to contribute
Well, since I am not very skilled in the teological and religious area, my sugestions are more about the aramaic language and history:
1) I think that Paul's Interlinear deserve more visibility.
2) A category, or thread, or topic, whatever, where we can post links, materials, books, articles, etc founded over the internet related to aramaic language, peshitta, etc. You know, just to keep in one place this kind of stuff, not spreaded over the forum. A categorization could be:
-> learn aramaic: grammars, lexicons, dictionaries, etc (there is a lot of free downloads at archive.org)
-> books in aramaic
-> bible study
-> manuscripts
-> syriac writers
-> church fathers
-> etc
3) A "who is who" in the aramaic culture (e.g. syriac writers).
4) A basic glossary.
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That is what I can remember for now.
Shlama