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The New Jerusalem Bible by Henry Wansbrough
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The New Jerusalem Bible

by Henry Wansbrough

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12/11/1989
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  RGKronschnabel | Oct 31, 2008 |
Yup. I've read it. Twice. So no, you're not going to surprise me if you quote the controversial bits. ( )
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In 1956, scholars from L'Ecole Biblique in Jerusalem set their minds to translating the Scriptures from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts, hoping they could preserve the most sacred Christian traditions and stories. By 1966, the first English-language Jerusalem Bible was published. Since then it has become a favored text for lay readers and scholars alike. The accessible language and richly recounted stories, poetry, and letters in this edition is consistent with previous versions. However, this latest version stands out because of its clear format--clean double columns with easy-to-read type and quick reference headings.

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