I'm pleased to say that T.M. (Michael) Law is joining the blog. He is currently doing a DPhil at Oxford on the Hexapla and we look forward to more OT discussions with him on board. He is involved in the new critical edition of Field's Hexapla and has responsibility for 3 and 4 Kingdoms (1 and 2 Kings).
For further details of the Hexapla Institute see here.
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1 and 2 Reigns vs 3 and 4 Kingdoms?
ReplyDeleteIs this how we distinguish between the Greek books of Samuel & Kings?
They're 1–4 Reigns or 1–4 Kingdoms depending on how you choose to translate βασιλειαι.
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