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This is the Old Testament transcribed from original Hebrew to Greek in the mid 3rd century B.C. at the request of the Jews. At this time in history, the whole region spoke Greek and Hebrew had fallen out of use long before this time, so the Jewish people as a whole did not speak or understand it. the transcribing was done in Alexandria, Egypt.
So it is really the oldest transcription of the original texts we have. Online, it is translated to English. You can Read the passage you wish and see if it helps you more that the KJV or any other translation. The next oldest translation is the Vulgate, a Latin translation of the Septuagint for the OT and the Greek NT, translated by Jerome in around 400 A.D.
I believe. You could google that as well. The Vulgate was the Scriptures in use for about 1000 years until some translations began to be made in English, German, Anglo Saxon, etc around 1500-1600 or so.
Does anyone have an older version of the Bible a 16th century, if anyone has
what does it say in 2 Samuel chapter 11 verse 11.
and what is written on our Father.
Thanks for reply
Rune
I looked. They've got what you're looking for probably.
you can google "Septuagint".
This is the Old Testament transcribed from original Hebrew to Greek in the mid 3rd century B.C. at the request of the Jews. At this time in history, the whole region spoke Greek and Hebrew had fallen out of use long before this time, so the Jewish people as a whole did not speak or understand it. the transcribing was done in Alexandria, Egypt.
So it is really the oldest transcription of the original texts we have. Online, it is translated to English. You can Read the passage you wish and see if it helps you more that the KJV or any other translation. The next oldest translation is the Vulgate, a Latin translation of the Septuagint for the OT and the Greek NT, translated by Jerome in around 400 A.D.
I believe. You could google that as well. The Vulgate was the Scriptures in use for about 1000 years until some translations began to be made in English, German, Anglo Saxon, etc around 1500-1600 or so.
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