
Discover Scripture translations used throughout history across the globe
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Montana entered the union on 8 November 1889. A rare triple watershed in Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, or Glacier National Park, crowns our continent’s water system. Although not one of the region’s six mountains over 10,000 fe...
One day, I crossed Jerusalem’s heart on foot and went up the Mount of Olives.[i] After exploring the Carmelite monastery garden’s antique ruins, I visited their Church of the Pater Noster, or “Our Father” (illustrated above).[ii] This oasis...
South Dakota entered the union on 2 November 1889. On 27 January 2020, they became the first among our forty-eight contiguous states to designate an official Native American language, O’ceti Sakowin (a.k.a. Seven Council Fires or the Great...
Translated from Hebrew during the late Middle Ages, a vernacular Scripture unicum survives. This text was illustrated with hundreds of miniatures and later named to honor its current location in the Duke of Alba’s collection (see below).[i]...
North Dakota entered the union on 2 November 1889. Their state’s distinctive landscape has inspired preservation initiatives. Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) had a ranch there before he became president. His conservation efforts are remember...
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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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