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| Date | 2007-05-09 |
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| Message | I am so very happy for my holy bible and for this so beautiful fair and encourase message of Christ and God´s purpose still today for all menkind,joy and be glad and win the lost to Jesus,pray for blessed revival soon.Thanks and bless.keijo sweden   |
| Date | 2007-05-07 |
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| Message | My name is Jonathan Isacsson, an Aramaic, from Jönköping, Sweden. I had big interest in the Aramaic bible in a couple of years now. I too believe that the new testament was written In Aramaic first. |
| Date | 2007-05-07 |
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| Message | I want to thank you for all the hard work you have put into your book and website. Its' been a real blessing to me. |
| Date | 2007-04-16 |
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| Message | Shlama Mr. Lataster, This book is a great resource and it's broad scope and level of detail is impressive to say the least. You've managed to bring together all the fascinating and stunning research that is being done in this field and present it with a narrative that makes one want to keep on reading until the very last page. The language feels easy enough that I believe even a person not so well versed in Aramaic easily can follow the many examples in the book which leaves nothing unexplained. It is the best and most comprehensive book on Aramaic New Testament primacy that I've seen. I'm very thankful that you've decided to share this book with the world! May God Bless You! Shlama w'Burkata! |
| Date | 2007-04-16 |
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| Message | Hi Raphael. I am working to digest all the information about Aramaic primacy that I've only recently been exposed to. Suffice it to say that I had always been skeptical of the Greek primacy tradition simply because it didn't make sense that an Aramaic-speaking teacher would talk with his Jewish, Aramaic-speaking disciples in Greek. That tradition has been swallowed like "Jonah swallowing the whale" by western Christians for all my life, and I cannot understand the "blind" promulgation of the tradition. Thanks very much for your work to document and provide the synopsis of your findings freely. I have saved it and passed it to several friends whom I know to be seekers. |
| Date | 2007-04-09 |
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| Message | Dear Mr. Lataster, I support your theory. Your arguments have strong bases. Of course it is not easy to break some constant old acceptations. As seen in your work, this language has some clues for comprehending the bible. One who is dominant on this language can solve some conflicts. |
| Date | 2007-03-12 |
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| Message | Dear Mr. Lataster, I discovered your site while browsing through the Internet and was thrilled to find it. Dr. George M. Lamsa was my great, great uncle and his legacy is a large part of my family's life. I was young when he passed away, but I still have actual, vivid memories of him during his last days, which were spent at my grandmother's home. Anyway, I just wanted to drop you a quick note to let you know that I was happy to see that his hypothesis was still alive. I also wanted to thank you for your hard work on this subject - it can be very disheartening when people look at his work as pseudoscience, so having people like yourself out there, warms my heart. Take care and please do not hesitate to contact me if you ever have a question that I may be able to answer. Mark Evanoff Turlock, CA |
| Date | 2007-02-26 |
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| Message | Dear Sir, I noticed that the last comment came from Patagonia, so I would like to send mine from another side of the globe, Finland. So you can see how wide an audience you really have. I wish to thank you for your great job, and for your free distribution to the world. You are not certainly doing business with this! I am also very grateful in getting this valuable insight into resources otherwise unavailable to laymen. Also I am inclined to think that at least some parts of the N.T. has originally been written in one's native language, i.e. wordplays are impossible to transfer from one language to another. Likewise, I could not imagine Peter going to school to study Greek... May God remember your work! stefan |
| Date | 2007-01-26 |
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| Message | I have taken a real interest in the Peshitta. I think the work you are doing is wonderful and God-inspired. I live in southern Argentina in the Patagonian region of the Andes. I am 100% convinced the original NT was in Aramaic. May MarYah open the windows of Heaven and pour blessings on you and those close to you above and beyond what you could think or ask. |
| Date | 2007-01-24 |
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| Message | You mean Jesus didn't have red hair & speak with a southern drawl? |
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