Take John 3:16 as an example. It was Tyndale who first translated it into English as 'For God so loveth the world that he ...

What is the New King James Version of the Bible and how does it differ from others? Here is a brief explanation of several ...

The Lollards were England's first evangelicals. This is the story ... In the mid-fourteenth century John Wycliffe (c1324-1384 ...

Though there is no proper evidence about the inception of translation, there is one thing about which critics agree that it ...

After months of deliberation, David Sheldon Fearon wrote a letter in 1959 to the committee responsible for developing the ...

The Vulgate has been revised a handful of times over the years, most notably in 1592 by Pope Clementine VIII (the “Clementine ...

This article is part of a series of articles produced by local LGBTQ+ publications celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month. Philad ...

Rumors abound about Satanism. Its adherents are often portrayed as evil, bloodthirsty deviants in popular culture. But that's ...

Also displayed is a tattered papyrus scrap from the third century A.D., containing the earliest surviving text of the first five verses of Genesis from the Greek translation of the Bible ... Charted ...

The word “academic” derives from Plato’s Academy, which he founded on ground that was named after the legendary Greek hero Academos, or Hekademos. And academic was someone who taught or studied at the ...

Simply because a plural ‘you’ is used—because a community is being addressed—doesn’t exclude individual action. That said, an individualistic application of a plural “you” should not lead us to assume ...

One of thousands of Jewish children transported to England at the dawn of World War II, she explored themes of displacement ...