With the introduction of the Diaspora Judaism, this gave the church the “Greek translation of the Old Testament” , as well as the translation for the New Testament. Due to the dispersion of Jews into the eastern and western wings during the Roman Empire, this allowed the Greek translation or also “called the Septuagint” , to survive...
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With the introduction of the Diaspora Judaism, this gave the church the “Greek translation of the Old Testament” , as well as the translation for the New Testament. Due to the dispersion of Jews into the eastern and western wings during the Roman Empire, this allowed the Greek translation or also “called the Septuagint” , to survive...
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