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Get three classic German Bibles reflecting diverse translation methods and perspectives. With Catholic, conservative Lutheran, and liberal Protestant, translations, this collection displays Germany’s rich heritage of biblical scholarship. Each translation captures everyday German vernacular and helps readers understand the Bible’s message in their own language.
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John Nelson Darby (1800–1882), an evangelist, was known as the father of dispensationalism. He attended Westminster School and Trinity College. Darby became a lawyer, but practiced law for only one year, believing his faith was incompatible with legal practice. He was ordained as a deacon in the Church of England in 1825 and became a priest in 1826. He wrote Synopsis of the Books of the Bible and edited the Darby Bible.
Julius Anton von Poseck (1816–1896) was a minister, Bible translator, hymn writer, and founder of the Brethren Movement.
Carl Brockhaus (1822–1899) was a school teacher and leader of the German Brethren movement. As a young teacher, he had a dramatic conversion experience and founded the SCM R. Brockhaus publishing house.
Paul Wilhelm Schmidt (1845–1917) was professor of New Testament at Basel, and was a highly regarded representative of Swiss liberal Protestantism.
Franz von Holtzendorff (1829–1889) was a German New Testament scholar and lawyer.
Leander van Eß (1772–1847) was a Catholic theologian and professor at Marburg. He is best known for his translation of the Bible into German for Catholic believers.
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