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While The Syriac Version Of The Old Testament, Known as The Peshitta, Was Translated From a Hebrew Text, It Was, Surprisingly, Preserved By The Eastern Churches Alone. In His Book, M. W. Weitzman Argues That The Translation Was Put Together In Around 200 CE By a Small Jewish Community Estranged From The Rabbinic Majority. This Community Eventually Embraced Christianity And Brought The Peshitta With Them. This Remarkable Theory Is The Prelude To a Comprehensive Analysis Of The Peshitta Itself, Wh

While The Syriac Version Of The Old Testament, Known as The Peshitta, Was Translated From a Hebrew Text, It Was, Surprisingly, Preserved By The Eastern Churches Alone. In His Book, M. W. Weitzman Argues That The Translation Was Put Together In Around 200 CE By a Small Jewish Community Estranged From The Rabbinic Majority. This Community Eventually Embraced Christianity And Brought The Peshitta With Them. This Remarkable Theory Is The Prelude To a Comprehensive Analysis Of The Peshitta Itself, Wh

While The Syriac Version Of The Old Testament, Known as The Peshitta, Was Translated From a Hebrew Text, It Was, Surprisingly, Preserved By The Eastern Churches Alone. In His Book, M. W. Weitzman Argues That The Translation Was Put Together In Around 200 CE By a Small Jewish Community Estranged From The Rabbinic Majority. This Community Eventually Embraced Christianity And Brought The Peshitta With Them. This Remarkable Theory Is The Prelude To a Comprehensive Analysis Of The Peshitta Itself, Wh