Apparently I'm an idiot... 💩💩💩
Sep 05, 2020 6:03 am
Apologies.
Either I'm an idiot or I was very tired when I wrote the last email.
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-Kevin
What If You've Been Missing Half the Story?
When Paul debated in synagogues across the Roman Empire, he cited Scripture from a version most modern Christians have never read.
When the early church fathers defended the faith and defined Christian doctrine, they preached from a text that's been largely forgotten for 1,800 years.
That text is the Septuagint—the Greek Old Testament completed between 270 B.C. and 100 A.D.—and it's time you discovered what the apostles knew.
Introducing The LXX Scrolls
- Where the texts differ and why it matters for interpretation
- What the apostles saw when they quoted these passages
- How the early church fathers understood prophecy and Christology
- Theological depths hidden in textual variants
- Practical applications for your spiritual life today
This isn't dry academic theory. It's living, breathing engagement with God's Word that will transform how you read your Bible.
Scholarly Rigor Meets Devotional Warmth
Unlike technical commentaries that require advanced degrees, or devotional books that ignore textual criticism entirely, The LXX Scrolls gives you:
✓ Accessible Scholarship – Complex linguistic insights explained in plain language
✓ Both/And Approach – Hebrew and Greek traditions enriching each other, not competing
✓ Early Church Perspective – Discover how Athanasius, Augustine, and Chrysostom read Scripture
✓ Fresh Eyes – Written by a newer believer bringing curiosity without academic pretension
✓ Practical Application – Every textual insight grounded in spiritual growth
✓ Community Engagement – Join believers passionate about deeper Bible study
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The Septuagint:
An Introductory Analysis
A Comprehensive Guide to the Bible Jesus Read
87,000+ words covering:
- The fascinating history and transmission of the Septuagint
- Why Jewish scholars translated Hebrew into Greek 250 years before Christ
- How this translation shaped the New Testament authors
- The relationship between Septuagint, Masoretic Text, and modern translations
Textual Analysis
- Significant differences between Hebrew and Greek traditions
- Case studies of key passages with unique Septuagint insights
- How to approach textual variants with scholarly honesty
- The role of textual criticism in understanding God's Word
- Messianic prophecies as read by the early church
- How the Septuagint influenced New Testament theology
- Christological readings from the Greek tradition
- The significance of textual plurality for biblical authority
Practical Resources
- Timeline of biblical text transmission
- Guide to translations and available resources
- Introduction to deuterocanonical books
- Framework for comparative biblical study
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