John 1:28 (In ancient GREEK)

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• clay

  January 2008

  http://t8s.biblos.com/john/1.htm
  
  Go to verse 28.
• minatasgeel

  January 2008

  thanks
• coptic pharoah

  March 2008

  wat is that verse anyways?  and may i ask  y u need it in greek?  ??? ??? ??? ???
• minatasgeel

  March 2008

  the verse is in the first post below.
  what i wanted to check is the source of the verse becuase NKJV says "Bethabara", other say Bathney.
• coptic pharoah

  March 2008

  so after u checked..wich one was right?
• p

  May 2008

  Bethany is correct, coptic pharaoh, that's what the verse is supposed to say in English, and that's what it says in Greek.
• clay

  May 2008

  Actually, the older manuscripts say "Bethabara". I think it may be a suburb in Bethany?
• minatasgeel

  May 2008

  [quote author=clay link=topic=6131.msg88855#msg88855 date=1212029387]
  Actually, the older manuscripts say "Bethabara". I think it may be a suburb in Bethany?
  
  
  well that is shown in the arabic and NKJ
  
  but NOT katameros, and the greek version i have seen from the link provided here, also NIV, NRS...
• clay

  May 2008

  http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/02532a.htm
• p

  May 2008

  In the Coptic Bible, it says Bethany also. So I think Mina, it would be best to go with Bethany.
• clay

  May 2008

  No. Bethany and Bethany near the Jordan are two distinct places.
• PopeKyrillos

  May 2008

  I would check the orthodox study bible since it's re-translated from greek. They'd probably have the right translation.
• PopeKyrillos

  May 2008

  Αυτά τα πράγματα έγιναν στη Βηθλεέμ πέρα από την Ιορδανία, όπου  βάφτιζε.
• Unknown

  May 2008

  Ταῦτα ἐν Βηθανίᾳ ἐγένετο πέραν τοῦ ᾿Ιορδάνου, ὅπου ἦν ᾿Ιωάννης βαπτίζων.
  
  Holy Bible of the Orthodox Church in the original Greek (click Παλαιά Διαθήκη for Old Testament, Καινή Διαθήκη for New Testament).