Sources of New Testament Greek; or, The Influence of the Septuagint on the Vocabulary of the New Testament (1895 Kennedy), book

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Sources of New Testament Greek; or, The Influence of the Septuagint on the Vocabulary of the New Testament (1895) is a book by H.A.A. Kennedy.

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Published in Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 1895.

Table of contents

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Nature and Scope of the Subject
  • 3. Conditions and Circumstances of the Greek Language in the Third Century B.C.
  • 4. The Septuagint: (1) Its Environment (2) Its Vocabulary, and the Special Influences Which Mould It
  • 5. Brief Survey of the Main Facts in the History of the Vocabulary of Greek Literature from About (200-160 B.C.) the Completion of the Septuagint Down to c. 100 A.D.
  • 6. The Vocabulary of the New Testament
  • 7. Comparison of the Vocabulary of the LXX. with that of the New Testament
  • 8. The Influence of the LXX. on the Theological and Religious Terms of the New Testament Vocabulary
  • 9. Discussion of Various Classes of Words in the New Testament, which Either in Themselves or by their Particular Uses Suggest a Connection with the LXX.
  • 10. Discussion of the General Question of the Influence of the LXX. on the Vocabulary of the New Testament, Based on the Results Reached
  • 11. Colloquial Greek, the Language of the LXX. and of the New Testament
  • 12. Corroboration of the Colloquial Character of the Language of the LXX. and New Testament by the Phenomena of Modern Greek
  • 13. Examination of Peculiar Forms which go to Prove the Colloquial Character of the Language of the LXX. and the New Testament
  • Summary of Results
  • List of Authorities

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