Wick Stick
Well-Known Member
Yes, but let me justify myself.Wasn't it translated BC?
While the making of Greek translations of the Scriptures apparently started in the 3rd or 2nd century BC, it continued for close to a thousand years. Most of those translations were made by Christians. The early church adopted the Greek as their Bible of choice.
By contrast, the Pharisees rejected all-things-Greek. That actually started well before the 1st century. Pharisee means "separate," and the sect was started with the idea of rejecting Hellenization and maintaining a separate cultural identity.
So... even the earliest copies were largely made by Jews who were proto-Christian, if that makes any sense.