[RansomOttawa]

It becomes blatantly obvious that much was lost in translation from Hebrew to Aramaic and then to Greek

It's still your job to prove that the Greek is a translation from Hebrew and Aramaic.

So far, you haven't presented a single scrap from a Hebrew or Aramaic New Testament that clearly predates the Greek.

I wonder why that might be?

[editor-surveyor]

>> “It’s still your job to prove that the Greek is a translation from Hebrew and Aramaic” <<

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The English translations do that quite well through the inconsistencies that show up. The many Hebrew Pun sequences also do that quite well.

[Errant]

So far, you haven't presented a single scrap from a Hebrew or Aramaic New Testament that clearly predates the Greek.

I wonder why that might be?

I do believe they exist even though I personally can't produce them. I would suggest it's directly related to why out of 6 million Jews living in Israel, only about 20K say they believe Yeshua was the Messiah. The Gentile was entrusted to safeguard the message, however poorly, until the time of the Gentile is finished when, IMO, the message will be restored to its original meaning and preached throughout the world. I also wouldn't rule out the possibility of new discoveries contributing greatly, as I recently saw in the news where additional Dead Sea documents are being examined even now for the first time.