In this groundbreaking work, Harry Angus Alexander Kennedy offers a fresh perspective on the origins of the New Testament. Based on a careful analysis of the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible and the most widely used version of the Scriptures in the early Christian era, Kennedy argues that many of the distinctive features of New Testament Greek can be traced to this ancient text. This book is sure to captivate scholars and lay readers alike with its innovative approach and groundbreaking insights.

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