The Greek Genesis
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The identification with Ur is known, but not from the sacred books. "Some say, " rivas \ejeLv, can only refer to oral tradition or learned conjecture. It is the identifi- cation with Kamarine which is taken as a matter of course; that with Ur is a novelty. Furthermore, XaXdaLOJv ttoXlp seems only a paraphrase of x^P<^ t^^ XaXdacwv. The testimony of Acts some two centuries later is also of great value. Stephen, in his speech, 7:2, 4, quotes Gen. 11:28, 31 from memory as follows: tco -war pi 7]fxo:p A^paafi ovre ev rr] MecroTrora/xta TrpLvr] KaTOLKYjaai. Avrov ev Xappav rore e^ekdciov tK 777s XaXSatcoj' KaTO)Kr]aep ev Xappau. It is clear that the editor had no Ur in his mind, in fact, eK yrjs XaXSatcoj' is simply a remininscence of the eK r-qs XOipas TOiv XaXSatcof of the Greek. Ur occurs again in the traditional text of Neh. 9:7, but the late translation which has supplanted and lost us the original Septuagint of this book still has e/^ Tr]s x'^pa? as in the Greek Genesis, and this is without doubt another y"iJ<'- .
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The identification with Ur is known, but not from the sacred books. "Some say, " rivas \ejeLv, can only refer to oral tradition or learned conjecture. It is the identifi- cation with Kamarine which is taken as a matter of course; that with Ur is a novelty. Furthermore, XaXdaLOJv ttoXlp seems only a paraphrase of x^P<^ t^^ XaXdacwv. The testimony of Acts some two centuries later is also of great value. Stephen, in his speech, 7:2, 4, quotes Gen. 11:28, 31 from memory as follows: tco -war pi 7]fxo:p A^paafi ovre ev rr] MecroTrora/xta TrpLvr] KaTOLKYjaai. Avrov ev Xappav rore e^ekdciov tK 777s XaXSatcoj' KaTO)Kr]aep ev Xappau. It is clear that the editor had no Ur in his mind, in fact, eK yrjs XaXSatcoj' is simply a remininscence of the eK r-qs XOipas TOiv XaXSatcof of the Greek. Ur occurs again in the traditional text of Neh. 9:7, but the late translation which has supplanted and lost us the original Septuagint of this book still has e/^ Tr]s x'^pa? as in the Greek Genesis, and this is without doubt another y"iJ<'- .
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