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Daniel R. Streett, Ph.D.
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John 2:4, Supposed Semitisms, and the Usefulness of TLG
Commentators on John 2:4 almost universally hold that Jesus here employs a Semitism or Hebraism with antecedents in the OT. In this post, I question this consensus by adducing a generally unnoticed parallel from Epictetus. John 2:4 Here’s the text
Posted in LXX Texts of Note
Tagged Cana, Epictetus, hebraism, Hebraisms, Jesus, John 2:4, LXX, Mary, Semitisms, Septuagint
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