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Study of the Bible can be enlivened by understanding the historical and cultural context of the text, and delving more deeply into the original language.

In this book, Elsbeth Weymann, an expert in Greek and Hebrew, has selected biblical passages which take the reader through the festivals of the year -- from Advent and Easter to Pentecost and Michaelmas. Each passage has a fresh translation and in-depth commentary. For instance, in the story of Pentecost, she highlights the use of the unusual feminine form of the word 'spirit', which points to a feminine aspect of the Holy Spirit.

Weymann's study of specific words and grammar also shows how the living presence of the Old Testament is evident in the New Testament. This book is for anyone looking for deeper meaning in the Bible.



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'This marvellous book by Greek and Hebrew scholar Elsbeth Weymann carefully guides the reader through a close examination of the vocabulary, grammar and context of each reading, explaining her reasons for how she has translated the text. [...] I only regret that she didn't write more - I found it all utterly fascinating!'
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Paths into the Book of Books: New Biblical

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      Publisher: Floris Books
      Publication Date: 21/05/2015
      ISBN13: 9781782501626, 978-1782501626
      ISBN10: 1782501622

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Study of the Bible can be enlivened by understanding the historical and cultural context of the text, and delving more deeply into the original language.

      In this book, Elsbeth Weymann, an expert in Greek and Hebrew, has selected biblical passages which take the reader through the festivals of the year -- from Advent and Easter to Pentecost and Michaelmas. Each passage has a fresh translation and in-depth commentary. For instance, in the story of Pentecost, she highlights the use of the unusual feminine form of the word 'spirit', which points to a feminine aspect of the Holy Spirit.

      Weymann's study of specific words and grammar also shows how the living presence of the Old Testament is evident in the New Testament. This book is for anyone looking for deeper meaning in the Bible.



      Trade Review

      'This marvellous book by Greek and Hebrew scholar Elsbeth Weymann carefully guides the reader through a close examination of the vocabulary, grammar and context of each reading, explaining her reasons for how she has translated the text. [...] I only regret that she didn't write more - I found it all utterly fascinating!'
      --New View

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