Had the Remembrance of Jesus Already Made the Transition from Aramaic to Greek in the Period Prior to the Active Formation of the Gospels? Photo: Hagia Sofia.

Newest Article: Aramaic and the Making of the Gospels

Written by Bruce Chilton

Recent discoveries of first-century Aramaic texts and advances in linguistic analysis have revolutionized the study of the New Testament. By tracing transliterations, reconstructing possible Aramaic antecedents, and comparing themes with contemporary Jewish Aramaic literature, we see that the… Read More

 

 

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