Gad Barnea

Greek was certainly a major language in Palestine at the time. So I'm sure that people at the time, I don't know anything about this particular figure, but people at the time certainly spoke Greek in the marketplaces. Aramaic was certainly a very important language as well.

Greek was certainly a major language in Palestine at the time. So I'm sure that people at the time, I don't know anything about this particular figure, but people at the time certainly spoke Greek in the marketplaces. Aramaic was certainly a very important language as well.

Greek was certainly a major language in Palestine at the time. So I'm sure that people at the time, I don't know anything about this particular figure, but people at the time certainly spoke Greek in the marketplaces. Aramaic was certainly a very important language as well.

So I think between these two, between Aramaic and Greek, those are the languages that he would have, or people at the time would have mastered primarily. And Hebrew would not have been a living language as such. But Aramaic and certainly Greek was a very important language.

So I think between these two, between Aramaic and Greek, those are the languages that he would have, or people at the time would have mastered primarily. And Hebrew would not have been a living language as such. But Aramaic and certainly Greek was a very important language.

So I think between these two, between Aramaic and Greek, those are the languages that he would have, or people at the time would have mastered primarily. And Hebrew would not have been a living language as such. But Aramaic and certainly Greek was a very important language.

And very energetic. The energy. One of the things that always really excites me in my research is the energy that I see in these primary documents. And how people were so keen on learning and exposing themselves to new ideas and to new ideas. new traditions. And the fluidity is very, very, very, you know, really stands out in these texts. And what I mean by fluidity, when we talked about Yahwism,

And very energetic. The energy. One of the things that always really excites me in my research is the energy that I see in these primary documents. And how people were so keen on learning and exposing themselves to new ideas and to new ideas. new traditions. And the fluidity is very, very, very, you know, really stands out in these texts. And what I mean by fluidity, when we talked about Yahwism,

And very energetic. The energy. One of the things that always really excites me in my research is the energy that I see in these primary documents. And how people were so keen on learning and exposing themselves to new ideas and to new ideas. new traditions. And the fluidity is very, very, very, you know, really stands out in these texts. And what I mean by fluidity, when we talked about Yahwism,

Now, Yahwism had Yahweh, of course, as the head of the pantheon, but as it continues, it developed, it evolved like any other cultic system slash religion. Everything evolves, every religion, even today, right? Even today, Christianity and Judaism are constantly evolving. and constantly have to deal with new things, new data. I mean, evolution, right?

Now, Yahwism had Yahweh, of course, as the head of the pantheon, but as it continues, it developed, it evolved like any other cultic system slash religion. Everything evolves, every religion, even today, right? Even today, Christianity and Judaism are constantly evolving. and constantly have to deal with new things, new data. I mean, evolution, right?

Now, Yahwism had Yahweh, of course, as the head of the pantheon, but as it continues, it developed, it evolved like any other cultic system slash religion. Everything evolves, every religion, even today, right? Even today, Christianity and Judaism are constantly evolving. and constantly have to deal with new things, new data. I mean, evolution, right?

That's how Christianity has to, or Judaism, have to now elaborate what is their position versus new data that comes out, whether they accept it or not accept it, but how and which texts should be read differently or whatever. So any religion, any cultic system has to develop to evolve over time.

That's how Christianity has to, or Judaism, have to now elaborate what is their position versus new data that comes out, whether they accept it or not accept it, but how and which texts should be read differently or whatever. So any religion, any cultic system has to develop to evolve over time.

That's how Christianity has to, or Judaism, have to now elaborate what is their position versus new data that comes out, whether they accept it or not accept it, but how and which texts should be read differently or whatever. So any religion, any cultic system has to develop to evolve over time.

in the case of yahwism um it continued to develop into what is called um i mean even so before before i talk about how it developed in its own right even the uh the the quote-unquote orthodox with the small o jews of the time so those who did live according to the commandments

in the case of yahwism um it continued to develop into what is called um i mean even so before before i talk about how it developed in its own right even the uh the the quote-unquote orthodox with the small o jews of the time so those who did live according to the commandments

in the case of yahwism um it continued to develop into what is called um i mean even so before before i talk about how it developed in its own right even the uh the the quote-unquote orthodox with the small o jews of the time so those who did live according to the commandments

or their interpretation at the time of the commandments in the Pentateuch in the first century, when they had a sick child or they had a problem, they would go and use cursed texts that are completely, you know, come from a different tradition. I mean, from the Gnostic tradition.

or their interpretation at the time of the commandments in the Pentateuch in the first century, when they had a sick child or they had a problem, they would go and use cursed texts that are completely, you know, come from a different tradition. I mean, from the Gnostic tradition.