Navarre Bible Matthew

by University of Navarra

Book Overview

Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition with Introduction and notes by theology staff of the University of Navarre. Accompanied by New Vulgate d104. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1851820582
• ISBN13: 9781851820580
• Release Date: January 1991
• Publisher: Four Courts Press
• Length: 246 Pages
• Weight: 0.77 lbs.

Customer Reviews

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The Navarre series are absolutely a must for anyone wanting to gain a better understanding of the Gospels and other parts of the Bible. It breaks down each passage and provides the Latin text as well. Although the average reader may not understand Latin its inclusion makes it very interesting and educational as well. Excellent reference for Biblical study.

Important spiritual complement to other commentaries

The Navarre Bible series is superb. It is highly recommended to the serious biblical scholar (it contains the Church's official Latin New Vulgate) and devotional Bible reader alike (these should not be mutually exclusive by the way). Even the novice will find this version helpful and accessible (the Revised Standard Version is clear and faithful). Each book starts with a fine introduction that covers authorship, purpose, overview of content, features and themes, and more. The Bible text is liberally sprinkled with (sometimes quite extended) insights into the text itself and related Catholic doctrine as appropriate; there are also many quotes from important Church figures and documents. Margin notes refer the reader to related Bible passages. Fantastic for spiritual reading and meditation! Couple this with texts like the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible (with footnotes that are more exegetical and historical) for a well rounded Bible reading, study, or mediation. The Navarre series is a welcome addition to any serious Bible reader's library.

Absolutely Essential!

A must have for the serious bible student. The commentary is a voice for traditional Christian faith. It is not just another commentary chained to the 19th century German school of thought. Quite Refreshing!