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by StephenGoranson
Sun Apr 28, 2024 11:13 am
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: Nazareth, like Capernaum, is a Semitic-language place name...
Replies: 6
Views: 185

Re: Nazareth, like Capernaum, is a Semitic-language place name...

For starters, mentions of Burkitt's publication: 1912 The Times [London] Thursday, Jan. 25, 1912, Issue 39804, p. 11, column 2 1912 The Athenaeum; London Iss. 4411, (May 11, 1912): 532-532 1912 Expository Times 1913 JTS v.14, p.474 1913 Menzies 1914 Abbott 1914 JQR, v.4, p.296 1915 Robertson 1915 Wi...
by StephenGoranson
Sun Apr 28, 2024 10:41 am
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: Nazareth, like Capernaum, is a Semitic-language place name...
Replies: 6
Views: 185

Re: Nazareth, like Capernaum, is a Semitic-language place name...

I gave one example of Burkitt being cited and another case of it being reprinted. I could give bibliography of many other citations. Do you dispute that, or do I need to provide a dozen or so to show your claim false? Anchor Bible Dictionary, "Nazarenes," IV: 1049ff, by me, includes: "...
by StephenGoranson
Sun Apr 28, 2024 3:30 am
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: Nazareth, like Capernaum, is a Semitic-language place name...
Replies: 6
Views: 185

Re: Nazareth, like Capernaum, is a Semitic-language place name...

I have read Burkitt. His publication has been cited numerous times. There has not been a "general silence" about it. For example, it was cited in G. Kittel, ET, Theological Dictionary of the NT. There is a great deal of literature on Nazareth, plus excavation, and the Caesarea inscription ...
by StephenGoranson
Sat Apr 27, 2024 2:16 pm
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: Two and a half theories on "Theodore" handwriting
Replies: 2
Views: 86

Two and a half theories on "Theodore" handwriting

Two main theories: a) a Mar Saba monk in about the 18th-century copied an older text. b) the text is a modern imitation of 18th-century text, as A.T. wrote it was. In (a) a penner would write in his current handwriting, not imitating the supposed earlier copy handwriting. Added: so no imitation-type...
by StephenGoranson
Sat Apr 27, 2024 1:51 pm
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: Nazareth, like Capernaum, is a Semitic-language place name...
Replies: 6
Views: 185

Nazareth, like Capernaum, is a Semitic-language place name...

...so writing about how these names may or may not be transliterated into Greek may miss that point.
What does Nazara or other variant spellings mean in Greek?
by StephenGoranson
Sat Apr 27, 2024 4:00 am
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: naked or nakeds in the "Letter to Theodore"
Replies: 9
Views: 269

Re: naked or nakeds in the "Letter to Theodore"

Thank you, Andrew. We agree that "the singular is more likely in context than the plural." As for interpreting "the question whether the letter looks more like an iota or a sigma," I can add one thing. It may or may not be relevant. But, I think, it has not yet been mentioned her...
by StephenGoranson
Fri Apr 26, 2024 12:35 pm
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: No one yet has done a comprehensive study...
Replies: 0
Views: 65

No one yet has done a comprehensive study...

..of "Secret Mark." There have been numerous quite helpful comments (and non-helpful ones). Ariel Sabar's Atlantic article is good on biography but not so much on the text. All evidence, including those items in the JTS archives, would need to be assessed. Who, for instance, has compared a...
by StephenGoranson
Fri Apr 26, 2024 12:10 pm
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: Did John know Mark?
Replies: 4
Views: 116

Re: Did John know Mark?

CORRECTION
The "summary of my report" to SBL
is from JTS box 13 folder 10.
The later unpublished "Evidence and Arguments" text
is from JTS box 10 folder1.
by StephenGoranson
Fri Apr 26, 2024 9:38 am
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: 1715 Clement edition
Replies: 36
Views: 746

Re: 1715 Clement edition

Thank you, Adam.
As to the suggestion that MS intended to publish that 1958 "Manufactured" document,
which was never published in that form till his death, nor now,
according to its Preface, it was to prevent others from publishing.
by StephenGoranson
Fri Apr 26, 2024 9:06 am
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: Did John know Mark?
Replies: 4
Views: 116

Did John know Mark?

Did John know Mark? Morton Smith, for what it's worth, in his unpublished 1960 text, claimed that "Secret Mark" was "shaped by deliberate imitation of canonical Mk." [[hm., by whom? and not Secret Mark first, then censored]] "but based in part on an earlier Aramaic gospel of...