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Why doesnt the AENT use the Crawford Aramaic?
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Sorry, this will be my last question on here and only thought of this once I saw a few and remembered another few posts from before. I remember the Crawford was supported by Dave B. so well that I was surprised Mr. Roth wouldnt use it. I remember I asked him once but cant remember what he said. Im still using my AENT to "correct" my NKJV do I can still read a normal bible but make note of the Aramaic primacisms, if you will. I remember Rev. 9:11, the Crawford uses the word "in Aramaic" but the Harklean uses the words "in Greek".

Isnt that a great pointer to an original, or am I just too simple to understand the complexity behind Revelation and its supposed origins?
Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear Elohim, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. Ecc.12:13
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Does G. Roth answer questions regarding EANT here?

As for the crawford issue.
I believe that history and tradition especially stasis also applies to Aramaic Bible-translators.

Read this thread.
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The crawford codex is a very young find and nearly no scientists did research on it.
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