Does the Peshitta stem from the Old Syriac? The original Peshitta is the most authoritative of the Aramaic versions. The Church of the East (COE) maintains it’s tradition that they were given the original books by the

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Date: 2011-11-17 17:55:07 Translations Languages of Iraq Christian biblical canon Aramaic languages Peshitta Syriac Christianity Diatessaron Curetonian Gospels Tatian Bible Christianity Syriac literature		Does the Peshitta stem from the Old Syriac? The original Peshitta is the most authoritative of the Aramaic versions. The Church of the East (COE) maintains it’s tradition that they were given the original books by the Add to Reading List Source URL: aramaicnt.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 316,84 KB Share Document on Facebook

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