Vernacular Bible Explorer
Discover Scripture translations used throughout history across the globe
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Explorer’s Exhibit Series
All of America’s original states are linked with Biblical works printed before or during the country’s first sixty years. This article presents thirteen Scripture-rich, vernacular sources as a miniature exhibition. Alongside many other simi...
Arkansas
Arkansas entered the union on 15 June 1836. Although surveys of Bibles printed in America are typically silent about this state,[i] unique witnesses are available. Books published elsewhere rendered Scripture into one of its region’s histor...
Explorer’s Fuel Series
A striped caterpillar’s wavy form draws our eyes to the ripened mulberry next to its rosy companion near the topmost buds of a hyacinth (illustrated above).[i] Two emperors facilitated an asynchronous collaboration between the Croatian-born...
Missouri
Missouri entered the union on 10 August 1821. French missionaries and explorers who settled St Louis’s region during the Eighteenth Century could not have imagined how developments in technology would allow the creation of an archive here i...
Explorer’s Challenge Series
Which passages from each of the four Gospels would you translate into a vernacular and share as widely as possible? My question could prompt many thoughtful, constructive responses. This article will rely on manuscript evidence to explain h...
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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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