Translation is an attempt to bridge the gap between the source and the reader. Most translations seek to accomplish this by presenting the text in a way that makes it seem more familiar to the reader. In contrast, the Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels attempts to draw the reader into the world of the Gospels.
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The special prayer that our Master taught his disciples can be found in both Matthew 6 and Luke 11. The wording of each varies slightly, but both contain the mysterious Greek word epiousion, the word conventionally translated “daily” as in “daily bread.” So what is “daily bread” really?
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Unless you have visited Israel, you may not be aware of the nation’s vastly diverse landscape. Israel is a land of beauty, full of mountains, hills, valleys, deserts, canyons, rocks, trees, plants, and foliage of all kinds. The earliest Zionist pioneers in the 1800’s participated in preparing Israel for her future children.
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