Did Jesus Use the Septuagint?

Author: David W Daniels

ISBN: 9780758911698

Pages: 112 - paperback

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Did Jesus read the Septuagint?

That's what they may have taught your pastor in college. Do you know why?

Simple: the Septuagint contains the Apocrypha, and there are people who want your pastor (and you) to have the Apocrypha in your Bible, too. Why? So you will accept Catholic superstitions like:

• Purgatory and prayers for the dead
• Payment to forgive sins
• Angels as mediators

In this new book, David Daniels takes each of the “proofs” promoting a BC Septuagint and shows why they can’t be trusted. He shows that Jesus read the same Hebrew Scriptures read by every other devout Jew.

Don’t be fooled by the push for “One World Bible for One World Religion.”

Was There a B.C. Septuagint?

Table of Contents

• Chapter 1: Path To A One-World Bible
• Chapter 2: ‘But I Trust the Scholars’
• Chapter 3: How Did That Get There?
• Chapter 4: Origen-al Sin
• Chapter 5: Was There a BC Septuagint?
• Chapter 6: Examining the Witnesses of a BC Septuagint
• Chapter 7: The ‘Christian’ Witnesses
• Chapter 8: The Letter of Aristeas
• Chapter 9: The Dead Sea Scrolls
• Chapter 10: The Most Likely Suspect
• Index

About Author

DAVID W DANIELS

Author, Bible Researcher and Linguist

David Daniels, B.A., M.Div., is trained in Bible and linguistics. After twenty years of searching the Hebrew and Greek scriptures and studying the history of the Bible, he concluded that the King James Bible is God's preserved words in English.

Once he understood that the King James Bible is the words of God in English, David Daniels became a careful literalist who believes his Bible without reservation.

He came to realize that just because he may not have the answer to a particular Bible question, does not mean that there is no answer. That's why he never stops searching and checking his sources. He is finding that the answers to the "problems" people like to bring up about the Bible are usually found right in the context of the scripture. That's why we have to have a translation that is as literal as possible, to make sure we haven't missed anything that God actually said. That's why we trust the King James Bible.