Vernacular Bible Explorer
Discover Scripture translations used throughout history across the globe
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Minnesota
Minnesota entered the union on 11 May 1858. Although known as the Land of 10,000 Lakes, it has over 11,000. By comparison, its neighbor Wisconsin is home to thousands more. Alaska, however, has nearly three million inland bodies of water la...
Explorer’s Brief Field Trip Series
Studying ancient objects from Biblical lands can provide meaningful historical context. Many published studies of Scripture skip evidence from these antique civilizations’ physical vestiges. Explorer’s field trips invite careful attention t...
California
California entered the union on 9 September 1850.[i] Their region’s agricultural productivity significantly exceeds fellow states. Californians grow circa four hundred different commodities, including almost half of our vegetables and, acco...
Early Old German Witnesses
During the “Sound of Music Tour,” I first encountered Kloster Mondsee, or Mondsee Abbey (image below).[i] Our itinerary revealed how historic buildings, scattered throughout Salzburg and its environs, had been woven into a stunning visual w...
Wisconsin
Wisconsin entered the union on 29 May 1848. Prior to its current political status, this state’s land had been stewarded and claimed by multiple Native American nations, the Commonwealth of Virginia (1609-1783/4), France (1634-1763), the Uni...
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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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