Re: What Is History?

[Istor the Macedonian]

On 25 Οκτ, 18:06, "++" <galja...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 24, 7:56 pm, "ERIC" <fitz...@shaw.ca> wrote:
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> Of course I don't support such a statement, Eric the Greek.  Being an
> Orthodox Christian, and accepting the Gospel of St. Mark, chapter 16,
> verses 9-20, I accept that St. Paul, with the rest of the disciples,
> spoke all the languages they encountered, that is, they were given the
> gift of languages.  It is clear that St. Paul used numerous languages
> when he was evangelizing, by himself and when he preached with St.
> Thekla, Equal to the Apostles.
>
> We have fragments and manuscripts of whole Gospels and Epistles and
> even gospels and epistles that were determined not to be a part of the
> corpus of the New Testament that is considered to be Orthodox, in many
> languages, of which several types of koine are some.  And Syriac, and
> Coptic, and.....

But not Slavic, right?

Anyway, the original Language of New Testament was Greek (except
Mathew Gospel: Aramaic).

[Istor the Macedonian]

On 11 Νοέ, 11:20, andyto...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Care to teach me something? I know, I know, the old dodge about me
> being unteachable.
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First, get that you are malakas and your will make the first step to
understand world.

Second, there is no more multicultural country on earth regarding its
size, than Greece.

But this is not what English-World likes. They want us all coca-cola
boys.

[andy...@gmail.com]

On Nov 14, 9:53 pm, Istor the Macedonian <istormacedon...@gmail.com>
wrote:

That's odd. I am "English", and I have no desire at all to do anything
of the sort. Again, it is interesting to see that someone knows my
mind better that I do ...