Par contre il est vrai que les plus anciens manuscrits que nous avons sont en grecs, alors d'où ils sortent leur texte araméen??? O_o
ils sont peut etre a l'abri dans un musée a Jerusalem, les juifs orthodoxes ne veulant pas les promouvoirs....
Sur le site il est écrit:
"For the Renewed Covenant, we have used the greatly appreciated and widely accepted Textus Receptus, or Received Text in the Greek. After prayerful consideration and scholarship, we have heartily used other key sources such as the Aramaic Peshitta, Matthew Shem Tov, Dead Sea Scrolls, and the Septuagint, along with consulting many other legitimate sources. Most often those sources were Semitic, since we believe the Renewed Covenant was inspired in the Semitic languages of Aramaic and Hebrew.
So then the resulting Restoration Scriptures True Name Edition Study Bible is a blend of the Masoretic Text and the Textus Receptus and their reliability, combined with valid Hebraic understandings gained from other reliable Semitic sources."
les traudctions n utilisent pas que le grec, mais des langues semites voisines de l hebreux donc plus pure que le grec ...voir en rouge


