Add to ORKGThe publication of the first complete English Bible is certainly an event which we, together with all English-speaking Christians in the world, ought to commemorate with heartfelt rejoicing, renewed dedication to the study of the Bible, and greater consecration to the spread of the Bible in all lands. On the occasion of the quadricentennial of the publication of the first complete German Bible in 1934, Lutherans, commemorating Luther\u27s complete German Bible of 1534, raised a veritable tempest of jubilant excitement throughout the world; and therefore the first appearance of the complete English Bible in the book-markets of the world should certainly not be a forgotten event
William Shakespeare’s thirty-nine plays contain numerous biblical references. Of the 151 English Psa...
As Sir WaIter Scott, when he drew near his end, sat by the window of his library looking down on his...
On April 10, 1560, the last page of an English Bible was taken off the press in Geneva. To say that ...
The publication of the first complete English Bible is certainly an event which we, together with al...
Many Biblical scholars are agreed that September 30, 1952, will go down in American church history a...
The first Bible to be printed in England was produced in by the royal printer, and with Henry VIII’...
The story of the Bible in Maynooth mirrors the separate yet parallel development of the translation...
This article presents a short overview of the printing history of the Bible in German and English at...
With the coming of the Protestant Reformation, the 15th and 16th centuries were religiously tumultuo...
When Martin Luther published his first translation of the New Testament into the German language in ...
This leaf from the Great Bible, the first English Bible authorized for public use, is from a first e...
This Centennial Library copy of the German Bible, published by the American Bible Society, is repres...
Martin Luther\u27s German translation gives us the first Bible in the form we have it today but ther...
The Geneva Bible was translated into English at Geneva Switzerland by English Protestant exiles and ...
2 sheets ([2] p.)Proposal for subscriptions to the Biblia sacra polyglotta [1657], edited by Brian W...
William Shakespeare’s thirty-nine plays contain numerous biblical references. Of the 151 English Psa...
As Sir WaIter Scott, when he drew near his end, sat by the window of his library looking down on his...
On April 10, 1560, the last page of an English Bible was taken off the press in Geneva. To say that ...
The publication of the first complete English Bible is certainly an event which we, together with al...
Many Biblical scholars are agreed that September 30, 1952, will go down in American church history a...
The first Bible to be printed in England was produced in by the royal printer, and with Henry VIII’...
The story of the Bible in Maynooth mirrors the separate yet parallel development of the translation...
This article presents a short overview of the printing history of the Bible in German and English at...
With the coming of the Protestant Reformation, the 15th and 16th centuries were religiously tumultuo...
When Martin Luther published his first translation of the New Testament into the German language in ...
This leaf from the Great Bible, the first English Bible authorized for public use, is from a first e...
This Centennial Library copy of the German Bible, published by the American Bible Society, is repres...
Martin Luther\u27s German translation gives us the first Bible in the form we have it today but ther...
The Geneva Bible was translated into English at Geneva Switzerland by English Protestant exiles and ...
2 sheets ([2] p.)Proposal for subscriptions to the Biblia sacra polyglotta [1657], edited by Brian W...
William Shakespeare’s thirty-nine plays contain numerous biblical references. Of the 151 English Psa...
As Sir WaIter Scott, when he drew near his end, sat by the window of his library looking down on his...
On April 10, 1560, the last page of an English Bible was taken off the press in Geneva. To say that ...