The Three Bibles: Scholarship And Inspiration Compared
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A comprehensive comparison of various interpretations and inspirations behind three of the most influential Bibles in history: the Hebrew Bible, the Greek Septuagint, and the Latin Vulgate. Etzenhouser uses his vast knowledge of biblical scholarship and linguistic expertise to unpack the complexities behind each translation, and examine how these Bibles have inspired different religious and cultural traditions throughout history.
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