[B-Greek] Easter question
Mitch Larramore
mitchlarramore at yahoo.com
Sun Apr 1 22:33:12 EDT 2007
George wrote
> > Yes, PASXA is "Easter" in Greek.
--- harley486 at insightbb.com wrote:
> No, its not. It's Passover. "Easter" did not even
> exist as "Easter" when
> the bible was written.
Dear Harley:
I may not have been clear in my original question. The
girl, who wrote KAI KALO PASCA to my friend, lives in
Greece now. She was not referring to Ancient Greek.
The Modern Greek word for Easter is indeed
PASCA...I've confirmed that much with her. However,
she had no idea why they use PASCA, just like many of
us don't know the sure-enough history of the word "Easter."
Mitch Larramore
Sugar Land, Texas
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