the New Testament
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The New York Bible Society was chosen to do the translation from the manuscripts and the New Testament was released in 1973 and the full Bible in 1978. The sexual preferences are not mentioned for the translators.
A:1 John 5:7-8 is a passage now referred to as the 'Johannine Comma'. It is important because it is considered the biblical justification for the Holy Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit. This passage is known to have been in the New Testament from the fifth century onwards, and therefore was not placed there by Desiderius Erasmus. However, Erasmus did omit the passage from his first two Greek-language editions of the New Testament, because it was absent from the manuscripts he used at that stage, only adding the Johannine Comma to his third edition.
AnswerNo. King James VI of Scotland was crowned as King James I of England. One of the measure he took to create some sense of unity among the religious parties and factions in his kingdom was the creation of a new Bible translation, to be used by all churches. He appointed 54 scholars, who used for the New Testament the Greek text published by Erasmus of Rotterdam and a Greek-Latin text from the 6th century. The translators adopted the chapter divisions created by Stephen Langton in 1551 as well as Robert Estienne's verse divisions.
Erasmus wrote a new version of the New Testament, known as the "Novum Instrumentum," which was first published in 1516. His edition included a Greek text alongside a Latin translation, correcting errors and inconsistencies in previous Latin versions. This work played a significant role in the Protestant Reformation by making the scriptures more accessible and promoting the study of the original Greek texts.
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Erasmus was a scholar, and a Catholic priest. He had a great literary output, but it was entirely in Latin and Greek, so his audience was rather small. He made a new translation of the Latin text of the Bible. Erasmus was a great scholar and writer, but he certainly did not write for the Masses, nor in the common tongue.
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There is no evidence that he was a monk. He was considered a humanist and worked as general editor of Froben Publishing in Basel, Switzerland. Erasmus is known for publishing a Greek version of the New Testament in 1516. He was a big believer in church reform through learning and held the attention of the educated during his time.
Johannes Erasmus has written: 'Der geheime Nachrichtendienst'
the author of "in praise of folly" is Desiderius Erasmus
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Desiderius Eurasmus was a theologian, he wrote books on religion, specificly that of Christianity.