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THE EDEN SERIES
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““Paul Anthony Wallis is one of my best colleagues…a very intelligent and clever personality and a brilliant author of books. Paul’s point of view, his way of seeing things, his arguments… and his proofs are enlightening. It will be the new understanding of our world and our religion. Paul has a way of speaking that everyone can understand. I have full respect for him. I absolutely recommend ‘The Scars of Eden.'”
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“This generation’s ‘Chariots of the Gods!’…Paul takes us on a journey that we will never forget. The incredible possibilities of our own existence. Thought provoking”
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RECOMMENDED READING
“People often ask me what is the ‘most accurate’ Bible for them to study in order to really get to the root of things. Another question I am asked, is what is the mnost accessible way in to the writings of Plato.”
If those are your questions, here’s a brief guide:
- For a Bible with great scholarship and transparency in the translation and editorial notes, I recommend The New Jerusalem Bible either the Standard Edition, or if you can find one, an expanded study edition.
- BibleHub online and Bible Gateway online give you access to free interlinear resources for the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament. BibleHub has a useful lexicon function built-in.
- The publisher Zondervan publishes a NT interlinear and a Septuagint in Greek and English. (The Septuagint AKA the LXX) was the expanded Hebrew canon translated into Greek. It was the “Bible” quoted by Jesus / those who wrote for Jesus in the Gospels and New Testament.
- With access to the Hebrew and Greek you can read it in conjunction with the best lexicons: Brown, Driver, Briggs for Hebrew and Bauer, Arndt, Gingrich & Danker for the Greek.
- For Plato I recommend starting with Phaedo and then Timaeus and Critias. Once you have absorbed those you can jump into The Republic. I find the best translations for understanding are to be found in Penguin Classics and Oxford Classics.
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