4. The Rheims-Douay Bible. The most widely used English Catholic translation (from the Latin Vulgate) of the Bible is the Rheims-Douay or Douay Version. In the reign of Queen Elizabeth many ...

It’s been, for decades, the primary translation in English-speaking university classrooms ... Kutsko: The book The Murderous History of Bible Translations by Harry Freedman chronicles the long history ...

Time travel in this animation through the history of the Bible ... that might shed more light on the earliest versions of the Bible’s stories?

In addition to its use today in the Traditional Latin Mass, the Vulgate has endured as the basis for a popular English translation of the Bible ... importance in the history of the Church. “ ...

Paine, president of Houghton College, reported that a committee of fifteen evangelical scholars had begun work on a new English translation of the Bible. Many of these scholars, including Dr ...

Biblical scholar Mark Hamilton discusses the history of these ancient texts ... transforming them into something new, a Christian Bible. The English word "Bible" is from the Greek phrase ta ...

In 1549 Edward VI passed the Act of Uniformity, which came into law in 1552 and required all acts of public worship to be conducted in English instead of Latin. The intention behind the act was to ...

Like the ESV Bible, the translation of these books strives for accuracy ... edition will be valuable for exploring these texts and enriching understanding of the history and thought of the Jewish ...

Some two dozen works of the late Pope Benedict XVI's pre-papal writings will be made available in English, many for the first ...

The beautiful Lexicon font retains the elegance of traditional Bible lettering, while offering the clarity ... This is the beginning of a new family of Bibles, published first in the ESV translation.

The multicultural history of the United States is evident ... just take a take a look at the graphic below for the English ...

Throughout the lawsuit, the group cites a range of issues which they believe make the mandate problematic, including interdenominational theological differences, concerns around bullying and parallels ...