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The earliest associated name for IC is, I believe, Iesuos in a copy of the Septuagint conservatively dated to the early third century.

As far as I know Codex E is the earliest copy that we have viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8768

If anyone knows of anything earlier I would love to see it.

Maybe I'm just missing the point but isn't σuνaγωγή simply Greek for gathering? What other word would people use when writing in Greek to describe a place of gathering? Surely σuνaγωγή wasn't confined simply to Jewish people.

I tried a few of these, and currently I like ChatGPT for translation the most. Does the program favor classics Greek over "Biblical" Greek in its translation? I don't know, but it seems competent in koine Greek. I haven't tried classical. That's not quite what I meant. Normally when some ...

Peter Kirby wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2023 8:43 pm I tried a few of these, and currently I like ChatGPT for translation the most.

Does the program favor classics Greek over "Biblical" Greek in its translation?

Having found what I feel is a "urpaul" and a "base Paul" in 1 Corinthians Pre-Gospel 1 Corinthians.pdf and what appears to be 1 or more writers that seem to postdate the Gospel stories and Acts in that letter Post Gospel and Acts 1 Corinthians.pdf I would like to put forth a sce...

At any rate, it's my new go to term.

I guess my approach is pretty well summarized here: http://www.decipheringthegospels.com/examples.html It's a matter of determining the source or basis for the material in the Gospels. With this approach is can be shown that the source for essentially every element of the Gospel of Mark is unhistor...

Unhistorical Spiderman? While we have plenty of historical examples of people named Peter Parker that are contemporus with the Spiderman related to us by Marvel (and, yea, even DC), have we had any attempts of someone removing obviously unhistorical elements of Spiderman from these seemingly fiction...