Ben Kantor has a useful article/video on the pronunciation of the name Jesus/Yeshua in Greek and Hebrew/Aramaic sources in the time of Jesus. This is a helpful resource for those confused by the pseudo-scientific discussions of Jesus's name that are abundant on the internet.
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Showing posts with label Greek phonology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greek phonology. Show all posts
Monday, February 5, 2024
Tuesday, April 4, 2023
Kantor on Greek Orthography
Benjamin Kantor has a very interesting article on using epigraphic and papyrological evidence for reconstructing spelling in the New Testament. He argues that this evidence allows the reconstruction of several spelling practices that more accurately reflect the time period of the New Testament authors than what are preserved in modern critical editions.
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Hebrew Transcription in Origen's Secunda
I just received news on Agade that Benjamin P. Kantor has put up his 2017 dissertation on Academia.edu, entitled The Second Column (Secunda) of Origen's Hexapla in Light of Greek Pronunciation. Scanning through it briefly it looks like a very interesting contribution to the discussion of Hebrew pronunciation and vocalization in the Roman period.
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