Les Livres Du Nouveau Testament
presents a French translation of the New Testament, meticulously rendered from the most ancient Greek text available at the time of publication. Prepared by Albert Rilliet, this edition includes variations from the Latin Vulgate and Greek manuscripts dating up to the tenth century. The work also features citations from the Old Testament following the Hebrew text, aiming for a comprehensive and scholarly approach to the scriptures.This edition seeks to provide readers with a carefully considered translation, reflecting the nuances and complexities of the original texts. It represents a significant contribution to biblical scholarship and offers valuable insights into the historical and textual development of the New Testament. This work remains relevant for those interested in the history of biblical interpretation and the textual criticism of scripture.
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