The Septuagint is the most important Bible you've never heard of
The importance of the Greek translation of the Old Testament for the textual history of Scripture in both Hebrew and Greek and in both the Old and New Testament is invaluable! It encompassed a major part of the textual environment of second temple Judaism and early Christianity both in terms of number of copies and in the influence of those copies on other writers and scribes. Yet, thinking of the Septuagint as a single document or unit may actually be detrimental to how it operated and functioned within the ancient world. Website - wesleyhuff.com Facebook - facebook.com/WesLivingstoneHuff Instagram - instagram.com/wesley_huff Twitter - twitter.com/WesleyLHuff

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Why the Greek Old Testament Doesn’t Match the Hebrew (The Septuagint)

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Why do Catholics and Protestants have different books in their Bibles?

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What is the "Septuagint"...and which one should you read?

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Before the Rabbinic Backlash: What Jews Actually Thought of the Septuagint

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Notable Differences between the Masoretic and the Septuagint

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6 reasons why I'm not Roman Catholic

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"Masoretic Text versus Septuagint: A Translator’s Perspective" by Adam Boyd

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The Truth About the Bible and Early Christianity: Wes Huff, Michael Kruger, Daniel Wallace

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The Best Septuagint Translation (With Shocking Warnings)

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The Woman at the Well: Everything Hiding in Plain Sight in That Conversation

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Is the Bible we have what the original authors even wrote?

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What is the Septuagint? | John Bergsma

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Comparing the Qur'an with the New Testament

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10 Shocking Differences Between Septuagint and Hebrew Bible!

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The History of the Vulgate

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Crash Course on the Septuagint: What Is It and How to Use It

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Gnostic (LOST) Gospels /w Wes Huff

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What Is the Septuagint? (Fun Version)

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A Translator’s Take on the Septuagint vs. the Masoretic Text

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