John's Revelation. A Modern Annotated Translation

Par : Marvin Johanning
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  • Nombre de pages112
  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-3-7557-7567-6
  • EAN9783755775676
  • Date de parution01/03/2022
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Taille486 Ko
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurA PRECISER

Résumé

John's Revelation (or Apocalypse) is one of the most fascinating books of the entire New Testament; it is filled to the brim with colourful and powerful imagery and is as suspenseful as any modern story about the end of the world. This new and modern translation aims to turn the Revelation into a novel closely following the original scripture. Inline notes and comments ensure that the reader understands the context of a passage all the while clearly marking which parts of the translation are the translator's comments and suggestions.
This way, the book can be read either more fluently or, if so desired, in a more literal translation. It is perfect for those who have yet to start studying the Bible and wish to start by reading the most interesting book the Bible has to offer.
My name is Marvin, I am twenty-odd years old and live in Germany. My particular interests revolve around technology and language, especially older ones - this applies to both the technology and language aspect. I have always found the somewhat dated things more interesting; they have more of a personality than newer things to do me, for some reason. The latter is also why I like studying ancient languages such as Ancient Egyptian and Ancient Greek, information about which can be found on this website ancient-greek.net.
I don't have any scholarly background, though, and am currently trying to finish my apparenticeship as an IT-Systemelektroniker (IT systems technician) at a company in Bielefeld, Germany.