03-24-2014, 03:07 AM
Shlama Thirdwoe,
He assumed about this from archaelogical/history matters that I mention previously. And by this link: http://teguhhindarto.blogspot.com/2012/1...n.html?m=1
He would add that according to Understanding the Difficult Word of Jesus, p.37, Prof Yigael Yadin in Masada said that there were 14 scrolls, 4000 coins and 700 ostraca had been founded in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek and Latin. The ratio of Hebrew and Aramaic was 9:1, so it proved that time Hebrew language was populair than Aramaic. From 215 coins that had been founded by Ya?akov Meshorer, a curator of Numismatic Department of the Israel Museum, 'only' 99 in Hebrew and 1 in Aramaic. (Ibid, p. 55).
So he challenges to others to prove if any other archaelogist opinion.
Tawdee.
Thirdwoe Wrote:Does he believe that all the original Hebrew words, which he says Jesus spoke (rather than Aramaic), and which the Apostles by the inspiration of The Holy Spirit wrote down, has all been lost in the 1st century?
He assumed about this from archaelogical/history matters that I mention previously. And by this link: http://teguhhindarto.blogspot.com/2012/1...n.html?m=1
He would add that according to Understanding the Difficult Word of Jesus, p.37, Prof Yigael Yadin in Masada said that there were 14 scrolls, 4000 coins and 700 ostraca had been founded in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek and Latin. The ratio of Hebrew and Aramaic was 9:1, so it proved that time Hebrew language was populair than Aramaic. From 215 coins that had been founded by Ya?akov Meshorer, a curator of Numismatic Department of the Israel Museum, 'only' 99 in Hebrew and 1 in Aramaic. (Ibid, p. 55).
So he challenges to others to prove if any other archaelogist opinion.
Tawdee.