
Discover Scripture translations used throughout history across the globe
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During high school, I began chipping away at my first read-through of Scripture. I awakened to its richness and depth. One memorable promise that spoke to me illustrates this post (see above). My initial plan was making consistent progress ...
Ohio entered the union on 1 March 1803. Rather than discuss their region’s 1825 New Testament or first complete Bible from Cincinnati in 1830,[i] this newsletter will highlight nineteenth-century works printed in Ohio along with manuscript ...
The Georgian language, or Kartuli, preserves one of the world’s earliest vernacular Scripture translations.[i] Several Gospel manuscripts survive, conserving different stages of development and revision. Long after Georgian’s first renderin...
Tennessee entered the union on 1 June 1796.[i] The state’s rich collections and printing history provide an opportunity to focus on examples from Orthodox, Catholic, or Protestant traditions now kept in museums. These Biblical manuscripts, ...
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Margaret Hadley (Ph.D., Yale) specializes in pre-1600 manuscripts. Hadley’s scholarly research on has been published on both sides of the Atlantic, presented at professional conferences, and shared with university students.
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