The Aramaic New Testament

In The Aramaic Origin of the Fourth Gospel, C. F. Burney writes (p. 107-108):
What, however, is the origin of the the expression ‘Lamb of God‘ as used by the Baptist, and what is its precise force? The phrase does not occur in Isa. 53, where v.7, which brings in the simile of a lamb, simply […]

 
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by Daniel Gaztambide
In my first article on the Quest for the Historical Jesus, I had made a quick review of certain things that many modern biblical scholars held as fact (Gaztambide, 2005)1 . […]

Luke 24:32
“They asked each other, ‘Were not our hearts burning within us while he talked with us on the road and opened the Scriptures to us?’”
For many years now, many churches (such as those within the modern Charismatic movement and seperately the Church of Latter Day Saints) believe that this passage in Luke describes a […]