JUDE: The Source New Testament With Extensive Notes On Greek Word Meaning

by Ann Nyland

This is Jude from The Source New Testament with Extensive Notes on Greek Word Meaning. It contains abundant detailed documentation for the meaning of 100s of Greek words which appear in the New Testament. The Source is the only New Testament translation based on word meaning evidence from the recently discovered papyri and inscriptions. For centuries, the meaning of hundreds of New Testament words was unknown. After 1976, huge numbers of papyri and inscriptions were discovered containing these New Testament words in everyday documentation thus revealing their meaning. Jude's inclusion in the New Testament was doubted due to Jude's lengthy quote of 1 Enoch about the angels, Watchers and Nephilim. Jerome stated, “Jude, James’ brother, left a short letter which is considered among the seven broad letters, and because in it he quotes from the apocryphal book of Enoch it is rejected by many. Nonetheless by age and use it has gained authority and is considered among the Holy Scriptures.”

ABOUT THE AUTHOR.
Best selling author and translator Dr. A. Nyland is an ancient language scholar and lexicographer who served as Faculty at the University of New England, Australia. Dr. Nyland is also the translator of "The Complete Books of Enoch," "The Book of Jubilees," and "The Gospel of Thomas," and the author of "Angels, Archangels and Angel What the Ancients said," " Fiction not Fact. Evidence from the Bible," and "Fallen Angels, Watchers, Giants, Nephilim and Evil," among others.

38 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 15, 2010