Light From Ancient Letters: Private Correspondence in the Non-Literary Papyri of Oxyrhynchus of the First Four Centuries, and Its Bearing on New Testament Language and Thought (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from Light From Ancient Letters: Private Correspondence in the Non-Literary Papyri of Oxyrhynchus of the First Four Centuries, and Its Bearing on New Testament Language and Thought

Greek was the language of the Hellenes, and reflects the high degree of cultural life which that people attained in the ancient world. In origin it belongs to the Aryan family. It is therefore cognate with the Germanic (itself a branch of the Aryan parent language) from which our Own mother-tongue is derived. Hence the languagein which the n.t. Was originally written has a certain philological kinship, however far removed, with English. This fact is not without significance for the comprehension of the Christian message by the Western world. In reading the N. T. In the original, one is not led to remark that absence of linguistic affinity which Soon makes itself apparent to the student of the qt. The latter is essentially Semitic, and is to that extent foreign to indo-european mentality.

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