The Bible in Its Ancient and English Versions

Morton Scott Enslin · H. Wheeler Robinson

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Introduction, by the editor.--The Hebrew Bible, by the editor.--The Greek Bible, by W. F. Howard.--The Syriac Bible, by T. H. Robinson.--The Latin Bible, by H. F. D. Sparks.--The English versions (to Wyclif) by W. A. Craigie.--The Sixteenth-century English versions, by J. Isaacs.--The Authorized version and after, by J. Isaacs.--The Revised version and after, by C. J. Cadoux.--The Bible as the word of God, by the editor.--Bibliography (p. [303]-316).

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