Franz Delitzsch was a Hebrew scholar with an intimate familiarity with ancient Jewish literature. He believed that the underlying thoughts and conversations that take place in the New Testament actually occurred in Hebrew. His translation was thus a reconstruction of the New Testament's original Hebrew voice.
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