Ammon Hillman

Because of its symptom that it causes, that is extreme thirst. Right. When he's on the cross, he's screaming, I am thirsty. And there is a document. The reason that Notice is telling us this is the Geoponica also shows that the word that you and I are translating, vinegar... is the word for the antidote commonly for the specific snake venom that is used in their religious rites.

Jesus is pushing those very same drugs in the Gospel of Mark.

Jesus is pushing those very same drugs in the Gospel of Mark.

Jesus is pushing those very same drugs in the Gospel of Mark.

A.D. And he is an author of a work called The Paraphrase of John. And he is also, he's an expert grammarian. We don't have these anymore, but they're called grammaticoi. And he was able to reproduce this ancient form of Homeric didactylic hexameter. He's able to bring it down, because it's the cult language. He brought it down to the fifth, fifth into the sixth.

A.D. And he is an author of a work called The Paraphrase of John. And he is also, he's an expert grammarian. We don't have these anymore, but they're called grammaticoi. And he was able to reproduce this ancient form of Homeric didactylic hexameter. He's able to bring it down, because it's the cult language. He brought it down to the fifth, fifth into the sixth.

A.D. And he is an author of a work called The Paraphrase of John. And he is also, he's an expert grammarian. We don't have these anymore, but they're called grammaticoi. And he was able to reproduce this ancient form of Homeric didactylic hexameter. He's able to bring it down, because it's the cult language. He brought it down to the fifth, fifth into the sixth.

He actually wrote, you can look it up, it's in a work called The Paraphrase of the Gospel of John.

He actually wrote, you can look it up, it's in a work called The Paraphrase of the Gospel of John.

He actually wrote, you can look it up, it's in a work called The Paraphrase of the Gospel of John.

Where he goes through the whole Gospel of John and he explains to you. what's going on he writes it in his in his own beautiful like he lofty um greek greek it's not attic greek it's it's homeric and the fact that he could master their vocabulary on top of his own is quite dramatic in the fifth century Yeah, he's doing this late.

Where he goes through the whole Gospel of John and he explains to you. what's going on he writes it in his in his own beautiful like he lofty um greek greek it's not attic greek it's it's homeric and the fact that he could master their vocabulary on top of his own is quite dramatic in the fifth century Yeah, he's doing this late.

Where he goes through the whole Gospel of John and he explains to you. what's going on he writes it in his in his own beautiful like he lofty um greek greek it's not attic greek it's it's homeric and the fact that he could master their vocabulary on top of his own is quite dramatic in the fifth century Yeah, he's doing this late.

But he says it's an antidote, which the Geoponica, which is a Byzantine farming manual, it actually has the recipe for it. And it says the vinegar and then gives the, it treats the dipsass and blah, blah, blah. So I'm not making that up. It's in there.

But he says it's an antidote, which the Geoponica, which is a Byzantine farming manual, it actually has the recipe for it. And it says the vinegar and then gives the, it treats the dipsass and blah, blah, blah. So I'm not making that up. It's in there.

But he says it's an antidote, which the Geoponica, which is a Byzantine farming manual, it actually has the recipe for it. And it says the vinegar and then gives the, it treats the dipsass and blah, blah, blah. So I'm not making that up. It's in there.

Why would he have heard the Geoponica?

Why would he have heard the Geoponica?

Why would he have heard the Geoponica?

No, totally uncommon.