Re: Babel in the east or not?

I intend to get a Teonaht Babel version up soon, I hope, and I think I
will probably go with the "towards the east," if only because of the
Jerusalem Bible.  And some of the other arguments in favor of this
meaning.

Sally
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On Sat, 19 Dec 1998, Douglas Koller wrote:

> Raymond A. Brown wrote:
>
> > >TO                              FROM
>
> > The "Jerusalem Bible", which is the English version most commonly used now
> > among Catholics in the UK, has them also moving 'eastwards', i.e. _to_ the
> > east.
>
> > The Greek Septuagint version also has 'from' (apo).
>
> Chock up Korean on the "to" side.
>
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Sally Caves
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Aro le thena neom, ma haikkebo vera.
"Snow breathes on us but doesn't fall."
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