
Discover Scripture translations used throughout history across the globe
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During the Great Feast of Weeks, or Pentecost (Leviticus 23:15-21), Christ’s disciples gathered together. The sound of a “rushing mighty wind” (Acts 2:2, Lamsa) alerted each to a gift Jesus had promised. Before the Lord’s ascension, He remi...
Mississippi entered the union on 10 December 1817. Histories of the Bible typically remain silent about their state, because it is not associated with either producing unique translations or original publications of Scripture.[i] Similar to...
Monteverdi’s birthday is 15 May 1567. Beginning his life and musical studies in Cremona (see above),[i] he trained with the cathedral master, Marc’Antonio Ingegneri (c. 1535-92).[ii] One piece of Church music from Monteverdi’s 1582 collecti...
Indiana entered the union on 11 December 1816. Scripture conserved and published in this state helps highlight a range of educational contexts from university study to lifelong learning. Utilized for both aesthetic and denominational purpos...
Ancient imperial Persia’s official documentation has been selectively preserved in the Biblical Books of Ezra and Esther.[i] King Cyrus the Great (c. 590-c. 529 B.C.) kickstarted the Jerusalem Temple reconstruction: “Whoever … among you of...
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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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