An Open Letter on Translating
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"Open Letter Concerning Translation" is a religious treatise by the German reformer Martin Luther. In this book, the author appeals to the translators of the Holy Scriptures with a request to give the exact meaning of the sacred texts. Luther examines the importance of correct translation of the Bible and shows how a faithful reproduction of the text can affect its understanding and interpretation by believers.
This book became an important document for the development of Bible translations and the study of sacred texts in Europe. In it, Martin Luther reveals his own thoughts on the importance of accuracy and purity of translation so that every Christian can gain access to God's wisdom through the Holy Scriptures.
"An Open Letter on Translation" is not only a historical document of the Reformation, but also an extremely important book for all those interested in theology and biblical exegesis.
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Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Martin Luther
- Language
- English
- Release date
- 1995-06-01
- Title
- An Open Letter on Translating
- Translator
- Gary Mann
- Subject
- BR
Bible -- Translating
Reformation -- Germany
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"Open Letter Concerning Translation" is a religious treatise by the German reformer Martin Luther. In this book, the author appeals to the translators of the Ho...