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The Books and the Parchments: How We Got Our English Bible (1950)

af Bruce,F. F.

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The Books and the Parchments is a classic text on the history and origins of the Bible. It explains the languages in which the Bible was written, how the books of the Bible were chosen, and the Bible's transmission and translation - from the earliest translations to the most popular English versions. Included are sections on the "Lost Books of the Bible" and the Apocrypha and other early Christian books. Professor Bruce makes it clear that he was writing for "non-specialists . . . and . . . continued to bear in mind the questions which are most frequently asked about these matters, and to answer them to the best of my ability." ?He succeeded in writing an in-depth account for non-specialists because the book had its beginning as a series of articles in The Believer's Pathway, a small Scottish Brethren monthly. "As a popularization of material usually found in more technical publications," Bruce said in his understated way, The Books and the Parchments "appears to have been found useful." ?The Aberdeen Press and Journal described The Books and the Parchments as "sound scholarship, comprehensive knowledge, and a rare instinct for what is relevant . . . there is not a single dull page."… (mere)
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A little dated, but still exhaustive and expert analysis of the history and transmission of the Biblical text. A definite "hall of fame" entry in the field of New Testament studies. ( )
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The Books and the Parchments is a classic text on the history and origins of the Bible. It explains the languages in which the Bible was written, how the books of the Bible were chosen, and the Bible's transmission and translation - from the earliest translations to the most popular English versions. Included are sections on the "Lost Books of the Bible" and the Apocrypha and other early Christian books. Professor Bruce makes it clear that he was writing for "non-specialists . . . and . . . continued to bear in mind the questions which are most frequently asked about these matters, and to answer them to the best of my ability." ?He succeeded in writing an in-depth account for non-specialists because the book had its beginning as a series of articles in The Believer's Pathway, a small Scottish Brethren monthly. "As a popularization of material usually found in more technical publications," Bruce said in his understated way, The Books and the Parchments "appears to have been found useful." ?The Aberdeen Press and Journal described The Books and the Parchments as "sound scholarship, comprehensive knowledge, and a rare instinct for what is relevant . . . there is not a single dull page."

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