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Matthew 2:6 // Micah 5:1 in Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, Latin, & Septuagint

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Matthew 2:5–7

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SBLGNT via MorphGNT 6.12 text © 2010 Society of Biblical Literature and Logos Bible Software, licensed CC BY 4.0; MorphGNT 6.12 morphology, edited by J. K. Tauber, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0; public-domain Abbott-Smith dictionary glosses. DDS normalized, chapter-sharded, and lemma-indexed these sources; no gloss wording was generated.

In today’s weekend edition, Rob Plummer (Daily Dose of Greek), Adam Howell (Daily Dose of Hebrew), Scott Callaham (Daily Dose of Aramaic), Dylan Gardner (Daily Dose of Latin), Greg Lanier (Daily Dose of Septuagint) take turns covering Matthew 2:6 and Micah 5:1 (English, Micah 5:2).

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