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# [WHAT ARE THE SYRIAC VERSIONS AND HOW HAVE THEY HELPED TO RESTORE THE GREEK TEXT OF THE NEW TESTAMENT?](https://christianpublishinghouse.co/2017/04/05/what-are-the-syriac-versions-and-how-have-they-helped-to-restore-the-greek-text-of-the-new-testament/)

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Syria was a region with the Mesopotamia to its East, with the Lebanon Mountains on the West, the Taurus Mountains to its North, and Palestine and the Arabian Desert to its south. Syria played a very prominent role in the early growth of Christianity.

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4 comments

  1. Larry Koester says:

    Sytiac was an early translation of the Greek New Testament. In the same way the Septuagint was for the Hebrew old Testament

  2. Kubowaki Julia says:

    I a very grateful to you ,

  3. Donivan Felty says:

    I began reading to see if there was something that interested me but before I got very far, the ce and the bce designations were used to denote dates.

    Now, I’m admitting a bias here but why would any Christian writing refer to dates that took Christ out of the explanation?

    I mean, good grief, do these people think that ce and bce use different criteria for dating? Ad and ce both mean after the birth of Christ.

    Had to stop there.

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