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http://www.michaelturton.com/Mark/GMark01.html NOTES 14: Now after John was arrested, Jesus came into Galilee, preaching the gospel of God, v14, "Jesus came into Galilee" without any hint that Jesus is returning (v9) is often seen as a continuity error. Indeed, some have seen in this the r...

John is of Bilgah, the created "Jesus" character is of Immer. That's the Original. "Baptize" is the Key Word to Study to verify your Thesis. 1 Corinthians 1: 14 - 16 (RSV): [14] I am thankful that I baptized none of you except Crispus and Ga'ius; [15] lest any one should say that...

Matt. 1:11 Josias begat Jechonias and his brethren - some read, Josias begat Jakim, and Jakim begat Jechonias Josephus, Antiquities... , 14, 1, 3: “But there was a certain friend of Hyrcanus, an Idumean, called Antipater, who was very rich, and in his nature an active and a seditious man; who was a...

lsayre -- You are in good company. Teeple has 6 - 8 as the "E" - "Editor" - the next-to-last Compiler of John: "E 6 There was [egeneto] a man sent [amstello] from [para] God, the name to him (was) John [an.]. 7 This one came for a testimony, in order that he might testify ab...

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Atwill's Caesar's Messiah has a Section on the Ebionites.

CW

Bauscher states: “ R “Tshifhta d'Kaypha” & “Gpiptha” are in Northern (Galilean) and Southern (Judean) dialects of Palestinian Aramaic. Both names mean “The Pavement.” The Greek has “Gabbatha”...another obvious transliteration of the Aramaic “Gpiptha”...in which the letter “Pe”...was mistaken for...

SG --

Time to move on, plz.
I've seen this game before and it's ugly.
Yes, I know, you are Entirely Innocent and merely asking honest questions, etc., etc., etc., ad nauseum.

Please post elsewhere.

CW

What is your view on the word "Gabbatha"? It is given as "Hebrew" (as is "Golgotha") though Teeple states that it is Aramaic ... CW Aramaic names and loan-words would easily come into Hebrew. *** David Rivin (“Hebraisms in the Now Testament," in Encyclopedia of He...

Hello everyone -- Esteemed Poster RGPrice has commented on Hebrews with a Matthean Flavor and it has brought out some thoughts on the matter (RGP Post edited): 1) There was a real Gospel of the Hebrews and it was written in Aramaic. 2) There was no such thing as a Gospel of the Hebrews written in Ar...

No. Non starter. OK. then, will you take a few moments to map out your positions explicitly? Explain the Texts and especially how it relates to your Objections to what I assert? Word Endings and their changes in this period appear to require decades of study. Tell us what you see. Maybe look up Rub...