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In what languages was the Bible written? Was the Bible originally written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek?

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What is the star of Remphan? What is the meaning of Acts 7:43? Why did Stephen mention the star of Remphan (Rephan) in his sermon?

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Did the Israelites in the book of Exodus cross the Red Sea or the Reed Sea? Is it truly important precisely what sea the Israelites crossed?

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Is the original Bible still in existence? Are the original manuscripts of the books of the Bible still in existence?

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What was the process of deciding on the Old Testament canon? How, and by whom, was it decided which books belonged in the Old Testament?

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What is Psalm 151? Should Psalm 151 be in the Bible? What is Psalm 151 considered part of the Apocrypha?

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What is the Masoretic Text? What actually was the content of the Masoretic Text and when was it written?

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What is the Septuagint? When was the Septuagint translated? Why did the New Testament authors usually quote from the Septuagint instead of the Heb...

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What is the King James Version (KJV)? Is the King James Version a good and accurate translation of the Bible?

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10. What is the Deutero-Isaiah theory? Was the Book of Isaiah written by multiple Isaiahs? | GotQuestions.org

What is the Deutero-Isaiah theory? Was the Book of Isaiah written by multiple Isaiahs? Is there solid evidence that more than one person wrote the...

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