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In this conversation, Dr. Bruce Chilton discusses his book 'Aramaic Jesus: Tradition, Identity, and Christianity's Mother Tongue.' He explores the significance of the Aramaic language in the context of Jesus' life and teachings, emphasizing the multilingual environment of first-century Judea. The discussion covers the role of Aramaic in religious practices, its relationship with Greek in early Christian communities, and the methods of analyzing Aramaic influences in the New Testament, including transliteration, retroversion, and thematic correspondence. Dr. Chilton also addresses dialectical variations of Aramaic and the confidence in the methods used to access the Aramaic milieu of Jesus.
Purchase 'Aramaic Jesus' at BaylorPress.com TODAY!
By Baylor University PressIn this conversation, Dr. Bruce Chilton discusses his book 'Aramaic Jesus: Tradition, Identity, and Christianity's Mother Tongue.' He explores the significance of the Aramaic language in the context of Jesus' life and teachings, emphasizing the multilingual environment of first-century Judea. The discussion covers the role of Aramaic in religious practices, its relationship with Greek in early Christian communities, and the methods of analyzing Aramaic influences in the New Testament, including transliteration, retroversion, and thematic correspondence. Dr. Chilton also addresses dialectical variations of Aramaic and the confidence in the methods used to access the Aramaic milieu of Jesus.
Purchase 'Aramaic Jesus' at BaylorPress.com TODAY!