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WORDTABLE OET-LV_DC_word_table.tsv
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Adapted from M. R. James, The Apocryphal New Testament (1924), pp. 478-479, public domain.
Source: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Apocryphal_New_Testament_(1924)/Epistles/The_Epistle_to_the_Laodiceans
Source snapshot, licence evidence and adaptation notes: scripts/DC/README.md and source_manifest.json.
Draft adaptation prepared with AI assistance; requires human editorial review.
No word links assigned. The Latin-based LV uses OET-LV_DC_word_table.tsv.
A letter to the believers in
Laodikeia
LAO - OET-LV DC lexical draft
ESFM v0.6 LAO
WORDTABLE OET-LV_DC_word_table.tsv
DRAFT:
OET occurrence glosses in Latin order; contextual translation requires editorial review.
Source:
J.
B.
Lightfoot (1875), pp.
353-355, Latin text; public domain, via Project Gutenberg.
Source language:
Latin (lat).
Lightfoot’s reconstructed Greek is not used.
Glosses:
scripts/DC/LAO_latin_glosses.tsv; original OET draft work, not STEP annotations.
Names use explicit OET editorial spellings; no Greek transliteration is applied to Latin.
Changes:
HTML extraction, documented 16/17 verse split, occurrence glosses, ScriptedBibleEditor spelling, ESFM conversion.
Verses 16 and 17 split Lightfoot 16 (SourceRef 16a/16b), following James (1924); all Latin words retained.
Square brackets in verse 13 retain Lightfoot’s editorial supplement [reliquum].
No automatic word alignment to OET-RV is asserted.
See scripts/DC/README.
md.
Letter to the Laodiceans
Introduction
This short letter to the believers in Laodikeia (Laodicea) is written in Paulos’s (Paul’s) name. It echoes several passages from his letters, especially Philippians. It encourages its readers to hold onto the good message, remain united, and put what they’ve learnt into practice.
The letter survives in Latin manuscripts and later translations. Although Colossians 4:16 mentions a letter from Laodikeia, this text isn’t generally regarded as that lost letter or as a genuine letter by Paulos. It’s included here as part of the OET’s wider collection of additional books.
This draft adapts M. R. James’s 1924 English translation into current English, using OET names and terminology. The Latin text is difficult in places, especially verse 5, where the intended meaning isn’t certain.
Main components of this letter
Greeting and encouragement 1:1-5
Imprisonment, hope, and unity 1:6-9
Instructions and final greetings 1:10-20
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