[Errant]

Yes, but Paul was at the time, probably the second most educated man in the world (next to Gamaliel).

My take away from the soldiers reaction was that a Hebrew speaking in Greek was unusual.

[RansomOttawa]

My take away from the soldiers reaction was that a Hebrew speaking in Greek was unusual.

Um, no. If you read the next verse, you see that it was a case of mistaken identity on the part of the Roman tribune, who had assumed Paul was an Egyptian.

[Errant]

I've made a kind of table of contents with links to sections of Nehemiah Gordon's presentation in the *Raiders of the Lost Book Video* as promised. Bolden items deserve special attention:

Raiders of the Lost Book - Ep 1 - By Michael Rood

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Beginning of Nehemia Gordon's Presentation

Seat of Mosses

What does it mean to obey the Pharisees

Problems in Matthew

Torah keeping Christian

Principle #1: Two Torahs

The Story of Rabbi Eliezer

It is Not in Heaven

My Sons Have Defeated Me!

Principle #3: Irrational Interpretation

Exodus 23:2

Deuteronomy

Torah Scroll

Correct Interpretation

Principle #4 Sanctified Tradition

Deuteronomy 4:2

Principle #5: Commandments of Men

Summary of the 5 Principles of Phariseeism

Matthew

What is a Karaite?

Mathew 23 vs. Matthew 15

Greek or Hebrew?

Hebrew Version of Matthew Survived

Yeshua Upheld the Sabbath

Shem-Tov's Hebrew Matthew

Hebrew Word Puns

Earlier Proof

Testimony of Papias

Some of Shem-Tov's Manuscripts

Thousands of Manuscripts Left to be Examined

Breslau Manuscript

British Library Manuscript

Hebrew Yeshua vs. Greek Jesus

Proof of Misinterpretation

Do NOT Do

NO Contradiction

Takanot

Learned Commandments of Men

Karaites vs. Samaritans

They Do Not Do Torah

Do Not Swear at All

This is MY Name Forever

They Do Not See

My Memorial from Generation to Generation

The Names of Other Gods You Shall Not Mention

This is My Name Forever

In His Name Shall You Swear

Hebrew Matthew 5:33

You Shall Not Swear Falsely

Greek Vs. Hebrew Matthew on Vows

Greek IESOUS Vs. Hebrew Yeshua

Manuscripts Closest to Hebrew Original

There is More Than Nine Manuscripts

Age of Manuscript vs. Age of Composition

Hebrew or Aramaic

Acts Written in Hebrew?

Hebrew to Aramaic then to Greek