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From ChatGPT The Bible contains many references and instructions regarding the Sabbath, particularly in the Old Testament, but also in the New Testament. Here are key passages related to Sabbath instructions: Old Testament (ASV) 1. The Ten Commandments 2. Sabbath as a Covenant 3. Sabbath for Rest 4. Sabbath Violations and Punishments New Testament (NRSV) […]
Continue ReadingFrom ChatGPT 4o Mini on 1/9/2025. See 2nd Prompt below – Do critical bible scholars see issues with the addition of chapter, verse, separation and punctuation of the original biblical text? See the 3rd Prompt below – Cite more examples of the utility of chapter, verse, and punctuation divisions leading to a fragmented or superficial […]
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Continue ReadingTo view the Hebrew Bible page at Wikipedia go here for lists/links to those books. OT Books in the Christian Bible from Wikipedia:
Continue ReadingFriedman situates Leviticus within the context of the Priestly source (P). See info below about an H (Holiness) Source inside the P material. Freidman does not comment on the H hypothesis. Extracts from Chapter 10, Elizabeth Hayes, Christine. Introduction to the Bible (The Open Yale Courses Series) (pp. 148-149). Yale University Press. Kindle Edition. Formating […]
Continue ReadingThis page contains multiple ChatGPT responses with a lot of background and history. From below: …genuinely distinct, complete English translations of both Testaments that have meaningful current use: A defensible practical figure is probably somewhere around 50–75, depending upon exactly how revisions and specialized translations are counted. If we include all English Bible products, revisions, […]
Continue ReadingPer Richard Friedman, Leviticus 1 is from the Priestly writer here. Leviticus 1:1-17 ASV 1 And Jehovah called unto Moses, and spake unto him out of the tent of meeting, saying, 2 Speak unto the children of Israel, and say unto them, When any man of you offereth an oblation unto Jehovah, ye shall offer your […]
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Continue ReadingBelow are three ChatGPT summaries of the Isaiah portion of Yale Professor Haye’s Lecture 17 Literary Prophecy: Hosea and Isaiah. The second half of the lecture shifts to Isaiah and his emphasis on the Davidic Covenant, rather than the Mosaic one, a key distinction between him and Hosea. Themes in Isaiah include the salvation of […]
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