[B-Greek] Septuagint and NT differences
Albert Pietersma
albert.pietersma at sympatico.ca
Thu Apr 1 21:11:25 EDT 2010
Since nearly a dozen of modern translations of the LXX are either in
progress or have already been published I don't know how you can claim
that the LXX is totally neglected. Moreover, are you aware that two
lexica of the LXX have been published in recent years.
Are you saying what you are saying because there isn't a set of
flahcards for the LXX? Given the nature of the LXX I am rather happy
that there isn't such a thing.
Al
On Mar 12, 2010, at 10:12 PM, Ken Bouchard wrote:
> does anyone know of a list of vocabulary differences between the LXX
> and the NT? I'm thinking of making a set of flashcards for LXX
> vocab. kind of like the set I have for the NT. (Mounce's)
> also,does anyone know of an LXX reader's version like the one I have
> for the NT? (put out by UBS,has the NA text,really helpful) I
> wouldn't be surprised if such a thing doesn't exist since the LXX
> seems to be totally neglected!
>
> tnx,
>
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