The Vision of Zechariah c. 1300. Unknown Artist. The Ancient Interpreters Were Very Careful Readers Who Paid Close Attention to the Details of the Words. Illustration: Getty Museum.

Newest Article: Ancient Interpretation of the Prophets

Written by Michael B. Shepherd

The ancient interpreters were in many cases very careful readers who paid close attention to the details of the words. While these interpreters are commonly thought to be innovators who transformed the meaning of the biblical text, they were just as capable of providing remarkable insight into… Read More

 

 

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