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The Revision Revised
John William Burgon
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Bibelausgaben
Beschreibung
In "The Revision Revised", John William Burgon delivers a scathing critique of the English Revised Version of the Bible. Through meticulous analysis and sharp wit, Burgon argues that the revision was unnecessary and even detrimental to the sacred text. His writing style is erudite and persuasive, drawing on his vast knowledge of biblical languages and textual criticism. Despite being published in the late 19th century, Burgon's arguments still hold relevance today in discussions about biblical translation and interpretation. The book provides a fascinating look into the historical context of Bible revision and the controversies surrounding it. John William Burgon, an Anglican clergyman and scholar, was a staunch defender of the traditional text of the Bible. His deep religious convictions and dedication to preserving the integrity of the Bible undoubtedly influenced his decision to write this book. Burgon's expertise in biblical studies and his passion for the subject shine through in every chapter. For readers interested in the history of biblical translation and the debate over textual accuracy, "The Revision Revised" by John William Burgon is a must-read. It offers a unique perspective on a contentious issue and challenges readers to reconsider their assumptions about the reliability of biblical texts.
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Controversial interpretation, 19th-century literature, Textual analysis, Historical context, Scholarly work, Academic interest, Biblical criticism, Christian theology, Religious studies, British author