The Holy Bible

The Sacred Scriptures

The Holy Bible

The New Testament & Psalms & Daniel

Hardcover Study Bible

October 2022

stitched cover: coloured edition Pages: 1080 Language: English Printed: 1st Edition - October 2022 Publishing house: Biermanski Format (width x length x hight): 15,3 x 21,7 x 4,9 cm Weight: 1705 g Condition: new SKU: 2022100801-1 EAN: 0048544526150 Delivery: in Germany: free in the EU: free to Switzerland, Great Britain and worldwide - “Päckchen“: free + 27.00 € customs duties (lump sum) to Switzerland see also:  https://meineinkauf.ch € 69.00   In   this   present   translation*   the   real   name   of   God   “YAHWEH”   was   reinstated at   its   old   position   instead   of   “LORD”   (see   also   Luther   Bible,   Webster   Bible [1833],   Wesley‘s   New   Testament   [1755])   or   “Lord”. Also   here   the   Son   of   God was named “Master” and not with “Lord”. In   the   Hebrew   Bibles,   the   four   large   letters   “JHWH”,   “YHWH”   before   16th century,   are   read   from   right   to   left.   These   letters   are   provided   with   small hooks   on   the   vowels   serving   as   a   kind   of   aid   for   the   pronunciation   of   the Holy Name : YAHWEH. Based   on   the   recognition   that   the   name   of   our   unique   God   YAHWEH   was removed   from   the   Scriptures,   driven   by   the   Spirit   of   God,   my   conviction grew   that   the   sacred   name   should   be   returned   to   its   position   in   the   original text.   Today,   an   avid   researcher   of   the   Holy   Scripture   will   still   find   this   name in   the   Hebrew   and   Jewish   Bibles,   for   example,   in   the   “Sacred   Scriptures   - Bethel Edition” Bible by Jacob o Meyer. The   most   difficult   task   was   to   reintroduce   the   sacred   name   YAHWEH   in   the New    Testament,    since    “L-rd”    is    used    for    both    YAHWEH    [for    YAHWEH Elohim],   the   Father,   and   for   our   Master Yahshua   the   Messiah.   The   old   Bibles still   contain   cross-references   to   the   Old   Testament,   from   which   it   can   be recognized that it is mostly the Father who is concerned.

Dr. Martin Luther

“It is a horrible thing to behold the man who styles himself Christ’s vicegerent, displaying a magnificence that no emperor can equal. Is this being like the poor Jesus, or the humble Peter? He is, say they, the lord of the world! But Christ, whose vicar he boasts of being, has said, ‘My kingdom is not of this world.’ Can the dominions of a vicar extend beyond those of his superior?” (D’Aubigne, book 6, chap. 3). € 0.00  

Dr. Martín Lutero

“Es una cosa horrible contemplar al hombre que se hace llamar el vicario de Cristo, mostrando una magnificencia que ningún emperador puede igualar. ¿Está siendo como el pobre Jesús o el humilde Pedro? ¡Es, dicen, el señor del mundo! Pero Cristo, cuyo vicario se jacta de ser, ha dicho: “Mi reino no es de este mundo.” ¿Pueden los dominios de un vicario extenderse más allá de los de su superior?”  (D’ Aubigné, libro 6, cap. 3). € 0.00  

Dr. Martin Luther

« C’est une chose horrible de voir celui qui se prétend vicaire de Christ déployer une magnificence que celle d’aucun empereur n’égale. Est-ce là ressembler au pauvre Fils de Dieu ou à l’humble Pierre ? Il est, dit-on, le seigneur du monde ! Mais Christ, dont il se vante d’être le vicaire, a dit : “Mon règne n’est pas de ce monde”. Le règne d’un vicaire s’étendrait-il au-delà de celui de son Seigneur ? » (D’Aubigné, livre 6, chap. 3). € 0.00