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To: redleghunter; editor-surveyor; roamer_1; winodog
You have to be careful taking a stand in which you dismiss a language as 'pagan.' Chart below shows the progression of the Hebrew.

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And the fact (as you look at the chart) the Hebrew of the time of the First Advent starts to become more 'integrated' with the Greek.

Nice table, though it gets a little old after about the dozenth time that you've posted it. Our tax dollars at work?

A language is much more than the letters it uses to form representative words of thoughts and objects. Hence, much of the Greek language is devoted to their belief in Pagan Gods.

Greek Language and Paganism

764 posted on 03/07/2014 2:40:39 PM PST by Errant (Surround yourself with intelligent and industrious people who help and support each other.)
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To: Errant

LOL, of course the Greeks were pagans before receiving the Gospel. So were all the other nations and many Israelites and Jews. When the Kingdom of Judah exiles came back from Babylon the Hebrew language significantly changed incorporating Chaldean. They were pagans too.


777 posted on 03/07/2014 3:01:21 PM PST by redleghunter
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