Obadiah — Introduction
…Ἀβδιού (Abdiou) — The Septuagint places Obadiah fifth among the Twelve rather than fourth. The Vulgate and the Douay-Rheims call…
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…Ἀβδιού (Abdiou) — The Septuagint places Obadiah fifth among the Twelve rather than fourth. The Vulgate and the Douay-Rheims call…
…KJV 'only son'; the Septuagint's agapēton, 'beloved,' set up the baptism echo. → first discussed at Gen 22:2 💬 Discuss…
…Σοφονίας (Sophonias) — The Septuagint keeps Zephaniah ninth among the Twelve. ⚠ The book's afterlife runs mostly through Latin: the Vulgate…
…Ναούμ (Naoum) — The Septuagint keeps Nahum seventh among the Twelve. ⚠ Its most quoted line reaches the New Testament through its…
…The Septuagint uses it at Numbers 12:8, where God speaks to Moses plainly and not 'in riddles'. → first discussed…
…only other appearance anywhere in Greek Scripture is the Septuagint's own Isaiah 35:6, part of a prophecy of…
…Μιχαίας (Michaias) — The Septuagint keeps Micah third among the Twelve (before Joel and Obadiah, whose order the Greek shuffles). ⚠ Its…
…the Septuagint rendered the phrase daimoniou mesembrinou and Jerome's Vulgate daemonium meridianum, the NOONDAY DEMON, which Evagrius Ponticus in…
…following Luther's German Gnadenstuhl, 'seat of grace.' The Septuagint's Greek hilastērion ('the thing that atones') and the Vulgate…
…is the one that means something.) Ἀμβακούμ (Ambakoum) — The Septuagint keeps Habakkuk eighth among the Twelve, and spells the name…