The Age of the Peshitta

[Thirdwoe]

One cannot ignore -- from the proper place and time period -- half of all Jewish ossuaries, half of all Synagogue inscriptions, and one of the most well-known translations of the Hebrew Bible into Greek by Jews for Jews in order to cling to the boasts of a single, privileged author to his readers who was not representative of the average Jew.

Brother, Steve. I like to see things for myself, so, if you could point me to the sources to back up these statements, I would be happy to take a look at them. Also, wasn't the Septuagint made to be placed in the Library at Alexandria? I hadn't heard that it was made to be used in the Synagogues, or the homes of those Jews living in Israel. Maybe so? Any proof?

Shlama,
Chuck