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With the Biblical Languages Introductory Certificate Program, you’ll learn the basics of Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic–everything you need to begin working with the text of the Bible in the original languages. Now 50% off until June 5!

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General Question: In verbal, tradition and in the recorded sacred scriptures is there a single item referred to or recorded where the Jew, Jesus bar-Joseph/Christ Jesus Bar-Abbas ever compromised on any thing? thnx

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